Sentence examples similar to defined pledges from inspiring English sources

Mr Rudd had made attacking climate change a defining pledge of his platform.

But this week Mr Rudd climbed down from what seemed a defining pledge of his leadership.

Fake news is defined in the pledge as "inaccurate information, packaged to look somehow like news".

A member of Al Qaeda "is technically defined as someone who pledges fealty to Osama bin Laden and is given a terror operation to carry out.

Probably more than any other pledge, it defined David Cameron's attempt to win back enough trust for the "nasty party" to return to power.

Living up to the spending pledge, narrowly defined, would require vast shifts for one of NATO's most powerful economies: Germany.

In serving in these capacities, a Federal credit union may maintain the accounts defined in subsection (a), pledge collateral, and perform the services described under United States Treasury Department regulations for institutions acting in these capacities.

A "pledge" is defined as "a solemn binding promise to do, give, or refrain from doing something".

The White House's communications staff announced this week that it was charting out a new, more aggressive strategy this past week, defined largely by a pledge to push back hard against news stories that are either inaccurate or unflattering.

The talks lasted longer than planned because of disagreement over how to define Iran's pledge to suspend uranium-enrichment efforts.

Their pledge gave a more defined form to a series of recent talks, though it was unclear whether it would result in any concrete moves toward peace.