Sentence examples for definitive pledge from inspiring English sources
The reason David Cameron made his definitive pledge to oppose a third runway and the reason every major political party has recently opposed it is that airport noise is extraordinarily unpopular, affects people across dozens of constituencies and pledges to halt it can turn elections.
Not definitive, just definite.
One of the most important things President Barack Obama and his administration should do is inform the Military Council that its pledges of relinquishing power must be accompanied by definitive, practical and irrevocable measure.
It is also planning to tackle the budget deficit in a more benign way by pledging to reduce in year on year rather than setting a definitive date for its elimination.
Mr. Colon said that he was frustrated that the results had not been more definitive so that he could begin those conversations with labor unions and political action committees pledged to other candidates.
A few supermarket chains, including Whole Foods and Trader Joes, have pledged not to sell the salmon, and others, like Safeway and Kroger, have issued less definitive statements indicating that they're not planning to stock the fish.
His pledge means nothing.
Charles V. Bremer was very definitive.
His conclusion was definitive.
