Sentence examples for central pledges from inspiring English sources

In doing so, Obama fulfilled one of the central pledges of his election campaign.

One reason for that is that Ukip has made the return of grammars one of its central pledges.

"And now let's begin … fucking them all to death!" (One of his campaign's central pledges, often applauded by his audiences, has been to fuck all his enemies, including immigrants, to death).

The prime minister, Theresa May, has made cutting inequality a central pledge.

Still, ending partisan infighting was a central pledge Mr. Obama offered the nation from the earliest days of his candidacy.

His one real interest was the withdrawal of the last U.S. nuclear weapons from Germany, a central pledge of his election campaign.

More and more are reporting crime online, and above all the public are making use of the central pledge made by the Commissioner, Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe.

A constitutional amendment requiring a balanced budget was a central pledge in the Contract With America that helped Republicans win control of the House of Representatives in 1994.

But Mr Kibaki has not fulfilled his dream of turning Kenya into an industrialised country.He may also be punished for his failure to tackle egregious corruption, a central pledge from his 2002 victory.

George Osborne is facing politically damaging charges that he is reducing NHS spending in England and failing to cut the deficit this year, contradicting the Conservatives' central pledge in the 2010 election campaign.

More immediately, Obama administration officials were concerned that the uncertainty over Britain's future would further complicate what is already a hard sell in Congress, threatening a central pledge in the president's State of the Union address in February.