Sentence examples for defining pledge 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.

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

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

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.

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

Israel defines the freeze as a pledge to refrain from constructing housing except within the boundaries of existing settlements.

When a 38-year-old Conrad first ran for the Senate in 1986, he made a pledge that would define his career: If the federal deficit increased while he was in office, he wouldn't run for reelection.

Cameron threw in the "seven-day NHS pledge" without costing or defining it.

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.

The decision only applies to Massachusetts because the pledge's language is defined by federal law.