Sentence examples for a pledge to transform from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kang took over the reins at China Nuclear with a pledge to transform it from a stodgy state-owned enterprise to a modern profit-oriented company.

Steve White, who was elected last week as chair of the federation, which represents 125,000 rank-and-file officers, made a pledge to transform the scandal-hit body, which he conceded had sometimes looked like a "militant trade union".

Being nice pays, Ryanair has declared, with the Irish airline announcing a 32% jump in first-half profits a year after its pledge to transform its customer service.

Meanwhile, its pledge to transform the NHS offers a Herculean challenge to its competence.

Sadiq Khan is not the first London mayor to pledge to transform Oxford Street from a clogged, smogged motor highway lined with shops into a clean, green avenue of retail walking therapy, but he just might be the last.

Mr. Obama must reaffirm his campaign pledge to transform American nuclear policy that is still mired in cold war thinking.

He acknowledged that despite his pledge to transform the condition of China's peasantry when he took office in 1998, farmers still faced glutted grain markets, sliding prices, slow or even negative income growth and a heavy tax burden.

Over the same period, Chancellor Schröder's pledge to transform the ossified German economy imploded, undermining Germany's influence worldwide (and its traditional upper hand in economic relations with France).

We pledge to transform ourselves.

IN THE pay calendar, awards made to doctors and nurses always matter but none more so than in the run-up to an election for a government pledged to transform the NHS.

The Governor held a press conference, pledging to transform child protection.