Sentence examples for clear pledges from inspiring English sources

No 1: we need crystal clear pledges that the government will invest in ensuring there is an adequate supply of suitably trained teachers in front of our students.

Many will say Miliband's performance, with its emphasis on the deficit, leadership and clear pledges, was the no-nonsense speech he should have made in Manchester at the Labour conference.

The manifesto of the Party of European Socialists, endorsed by Labour, contains clear pledges to deal with the problems thrown up both by the angry construction workers and other issues arising from the tensions of the right of workers to work anywhere in the EU and the right of unions to expect that national and local agreements will be honoured.

That is why I can make this very clear pledge to the house.

"So today I can announce a clear pledge to the British people.

But he made a clear pledge that this would form the core of America's ie, his foreign policy.

A clear pledge to aid Taiwan would be read by China as a revival of the alliance, and probably as grounds for a diplomatic breach.

"He was unable to get a clear pledge from General Secretary Kim to dismantle his nuclear program," the mainstream newspaper Mainichi Shimbun said.

From Crisis, the charity for single homeless people: Before the comprehensive spending review the coalition government made a clear pledge – that the cuts would be fair.

"The subject of the referendum can't be left aside because some have made it a clear pledge and some solution must be given to the Catalan problem," Ms. Colau said.

But one, by ICM for Scotland on Sunday, found that one in 10 no voters would switch to support independence if there was no clear pledge to give Holyrood more power before the referendum is held, bringing the yes campaign closer to winning the vote.