Sentence examples for committed themselves to vote from inspiring English sources

THAT Tony Blair would get his schools reform bill over its first legislative hurdle was never in doubt once the opposition Tories had committed themselves to vote for it.

By signing the pledge, candidates committed themselves to voting for permanent repeal of the federal estate tax.

The campaign asks candidates to commit themselves to support and vote for improved child health through increased allocation of resources to rural health facilities and cost-effective interventions for maternal and child survival.

It's much more difficult -- and far more crucial -- for members of Congress to publicly commit themselves not to vote for any cuts in those programs, which are matters of life and death for vast numbers of Americans.

Most of those Clinton supporters, especially ones committed enough to vote in a primary, will vote Democratic in November.

Help her celebrate it by checking out National Voter Registration Day and committing to register and committing to vote.

El Salvador's delegate said that as Mr Blatter remains committed to projects in the central American nation "then we have committed to vote for him".

Other Democrats, liberals as well as centrists, have not yet committed to vote for the bill.

Mr. Dell has also committed to vote his shares for any competing bid that is accepted by the board in proportion to how other shareholders vote.

Ms. Snowe helped write the Finance Committee bill, in months of bipartisan negotiations, but had not committed to vote for it.

Nash committed to vote in line with the result of the plebiscite when marriage equality was voted on in the parliament.