Sentence examples for better pledge from inspiring English sources

Building more new houses and laying out better roads would be a far better pledge to make in a manifesto.

The ministers we met seemed, for the most part, to be competent and well-organised for the EU presidency.Mr Orbán could do himself a world of good if he, like my ministerial interlocutor, were to admit that the media law had been a mistake and, even better, pledge to review it with the involvement of non-Fidesz appointees.

He'd had better pledge to make sure good health insurance is affordable for all Americans – because he's already made a deal to force all of us to buy insurance.

"We ought to send PBS some money so it can afford better pledge-break specials".

His "Better Off pledge" to Londoners covers six key promises.

Livingstone outlined what Labour had to do before polling day to "make a difference", detailing his "Better Off pledge" to Londoners, which includes: Restoring the educational maintenance allowance for 16- to 19-year-olds to help them stay in education.

You better go pledge $49 to get the Proof Nano case, a case that turns your Nano into a waterproof watch.

Traders fear that 2001 will be little better, despite pledges from the precious-metals export agency, Almaz, and the main producer, Norilsk Nickel, that shipments will not be delayed.

The aim of the day is to encourage those working for the NHS - and those who use it - to make the NHS better by pledging to do something different.

It is a natural fit, then, for Sylvia and the cast to join author Dan Savage's "It Gets Better" project, pledging to gay teens that their lives, however difficult they are now, will improve past high school.

Every year, millions of Britons resolve to be better people and pledge various New Year's resolutions - to be healthier or friendlier; to s spend time with family, for example -  but invariably we end up falling back into old habits the moment we go back to work.