Sentence examples for economic pledges from inspiring English sources

It takes all of the economic pledges that Romney has made and examines what he would have to do in order to meet them.

Whatever tone Modi strikes on foreign affairs, his most urgent task will be to fulfill some of the domestic economic pledges he has made.

BRUSSELS — The European Commission said Wednesday that the euro zone needed tougher rules to require national governments to stick to economic pledges in the aftermath of the Greek debt crisis.

Labour will also need to put meat on the bones of economic pledges made by the leader during the leadership election campaign, including his plan for national and regional investment banks, and £500bn of infrastructure and manufacturing spending.

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/mayor/boris-i-dont-regret-swearing-at-liar-ken-7618596.html 10.23pm: On the policy front, Boris unveiled his economic pledges for a second term, which includes the controversial plan to lobby the government to ensure wealthy London can keep more of the tax revenue it generates.

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has closed the G20 summit by detailing economic pledges agreed by world leaders.

Part of David Cameron economic pledge ahead of the general election is to create 1,000 new jobs a day if he stays in power.

According to leaks, Ms Merkel wanted to know if Mr Berlusconi was capable of implementing budget cuts and fulfilling economic reform pledges, and whether Italy had an alternative to take his place.

Wilson, who interviewed 60 key figures from the main parties for Five Days to Power, reveals that: The Lib Dems made no attempt to stand by their two key economic election pledges – no deficit reduction this year and opposition to a VAT increase – in the coalition negotiations.

Shorten is targeting these seats – often with lower than average household incomes and higher than average unemployment – with his message of "economic nationalism", pledges to protect manufacturing jobs and maintain essential services by closing tax loopholes enjoyed by "the top end of town".

MADRID — The new Portuguese government has made "a good start" to lowering its budget deficit and meeting the economic overhaul pledged in return for a bailout of 78 billion euros, or $111 billion, the country's financial rescuers said Friday.