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To date we have achieved pledges totalling 160.02 million.

But he argued that central bankers could boost output today by promising higher inflation in the future, which they would achieve by pledging to keep interest rates low even after the economy had begun to recover.One way to do this would be to target a price level, rather than an inflation rate.

He said the increase is being driven by rapidly falling costs for renewable energy and expect the trend to continue as renewables become ever more competitive and as countries move to achieve the targets pledged in a global climate change deal agreed in Paris in December.

The plan is aimed at helping Britain reduce carbon emissions and achieve its pledge of generating 15 percent of its energy from renewable sources by 2020.

James Brokenshire admitted it was "disappointing" that net migration had actually increased, meaning the Conservatives cannot achieve their pledge to reduce it to below 100,000.

We need nothing short of a global change in economic direction and resource use to achieve these pledges.

At the World Bank Group, we're putting the finishing touches on an action plan that will integrate climate into all our work, and allow us to better help countries achieve the pledges they made in Paris.

Romney late Tuesday gave one policy hint, giving a bit of detail on how he would achieve his pledge of giving taxpayers 20-percent cut in income tax rates.

In addition, green activists point out that relying on shale gas as a future energy source, instead of renewables, would prevent Britain from achieving the cut in carbon emissions it has pledged to achieve over the next decade.

One of these pledged to achieve universal primary education by 2015.

So realistic an objective was it, in fact, that all the leading candidates in London's mayoral elections of 2008 pledged to achieve it before they left office.