Sentence examples for directive pledging from inspiring English sources
And was not a directive pledging free trade in services passed in 2006?
However, Dr Malawana said the BMA remained seriously concerned about the removal of financial penalties for hospitals that work their doctors beyond contracted hours, and said the European Working Time directive safeguards pledged under the new contract had proved ineffectual in the past.
Pledging allegiance to Fidel Castro?
— were pledging allegiance to Mexico.
Pledging allegiance was never easier.
France has pledged to implement a 2004 EU directive on freedom of movement, the commission says.
She has pledged to reverse or review three Bush administration directives that had slowed the government's response to global warming and has brought a new sense of urgency to an issue that President Bush treated indifferently.
Miliband has pledged to close this loophole by changing the way the directive is interpreted, in a move that particularly affects industries such as farming and food production, which tend to employ a lot of cheap labour from abroad.
The bloc has pledged to phase out subsidies for food-based energy crops, but a revised renewable energy directive released today only whittles down a cap on such biofuels from 7% in 2020 to 3.8% in 2030.
Ziff pledged fifteen million.
