Sentence examples for abide by pledges from inspiring English sources

Turkish officials have accused European governments of attempting to export their Islamic extremist problem to Syria, saying the EU has failed to secure its own borders or abide by pledges to share intelligence and cooperate in fighting the jihadist threat.

Mrs. Clinton won more votes than Mr. Obama in both states, though both candidates technically abided by pledges not to campaign actively there.

The ministry said China opposed the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and had abided by pledges to stop their spread.

Having outmanoeuvred the generals yet again, will he abide by his pledges this time?Sources close to the prime minister maintain that he will.

"We hope that Japan can understand the highly sensitive nature of the Taiwan issue, abide by its pledges and handle the issue prudently".

After a brief moment of bewilderment, the "leadership council" of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party, the PKK, has dutifully declared that it will abide by the pledges of "Comrade Chairman Abdullah Ocalan".

Mr. Almunia insisted that the enforcement of settlements could be sufficiently strengthened to ensure that companies abide by their pledges, and he signaled that he would not retreat from his goal to use such deals to avoid lengthy legal battles with major companies in swiftly evolving technology markets.

These intended nationally determined contributions (INDCs), when added up, are projected to only limit warming to around 3.5°C, and that is only if the countries actually abide by their pledges.

American officials say they still expect Mr. Sharon to abide by his pledge.

It also stretches out the time in which a bill will be posted, making it easier for Mr. Obama to abide by the pledge.

Presidential aides said General Musharraf would now abide by his pledge to step down as head of the army and become a civilian president when he takes the oath of office, which is expected in the coming days.