The phrase "administration pledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a commitment or promise is made by an administration, such as a government or organizational body.
Example: "The new administration pledge includes a commitment to improve public education and healthcare services."
Alternatives: "government promise" or "administrative commitment".
The announcement honored an administration pledge to tell an Idaho judge by May 4 how the White House intended to proceed on the plan, which has been challenged in court by the State of Idaho and Boise Cascade, the giant timber company, among others.
Bolstered by a Bush administration pledge to end chronic homelessness in a decade, the plan reflects an emerging national consensus among those who provide services for the homeless that money must be shifted from managing expensive shelters to expanding the supply of suitable low-income housing.
Michael Oppenheimer, a Princeton professor who has called attention to the issue of global warming, said in an interview that a Bush administration pledge about reducing global warming would lack credibility because the administration had opposed many domestic programs to save energy and cut oil consumption.
Replacing federal law establishing specific contracting goals for minority and women-owned firms with a Bush Administration pledge to use those firms "to the maximum extent practicable" has minority and women business owners concerned.
After it took office, the Obama administration pledged to repair and reinvigorate the division.
In 2002 the Bush administration pledged to increase its aid budget by 50%.
The Obama administration pledged to get control of the deficits once the economic crisis is resolved.
Late last year, the Obama administration pledged to cover unlimited losses through 2012 for both companies, lifting an earlier cap of $400 billion.
Earlier this year, the administration pledged "nonlethal" assistance to General Idris's command that took months to arrive in full.
In response, the administration pledged to "preserve the status quo", meaning that it wouldn't give the classified report back.
She also noted that in 2009 his administration pledged $63 billion to a six-year global health initiative and $3.5 billion to bolster food security.
