Sentence examples for due to pledge from inspiring English sources

He is due to pledge to cut CO2 emissions per unit of the GDP by a "notable margin" by 2020 from 2005 levels.

Britain is due to pledge hundreds of millions of pounds to a new Green Climate Fund in Berlin on the same day as the critical Rochester byelection, threatening to hand political ammunition to Ukip.

Leaders from Labour, the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats are thrashing out the details for a joint statement in Scotland later this week where they are due to pledge to set up a cross-party commission and a new timetable for agreeing extra tax and legal powers for the Scottish parliament.

This year, 52 people are due to pledge their allegiance to the US, representing 26 countries.

The former ultra who keeps close contact with militant fans said a recent fall in soccer protests fuelled by a ban on allowing supporters to attend soccer matches in a bid to prevent protests was in part due to a pledge by the interior minister to next seasons replace security forces in stadia with private security firms.

It looks to me like there are too many members of Congress who can't vote for any package, due to prior pledges: Democrats who can't vote for cuts in Social Security benefits or eligibility, Republicans pledged not to ever vote to raise taxes, and some pledged to never vote to raise the debt ceiling for any reason.

The currency had been hard hit due to Trump's pledge to build a wall between the country's border with the US and his comments on immigration.

Due to bold new pledges by China, the GOP has pivoted away from demands that China should also ratchet down emissions before we sign an international agreement.

With Congress due to determine its financial pledge to Afghanistan this autumn, the future of the wildlife effort remains uncertain.

The fund began a series of meetings with donors in April to kick off its fourth replenishment round, which is due to conclude with a pledging conference in December.

In a speech in London, SNP leader Mr Salmond was due to set out the pledges he believes should be guaranteed.