Sentence examples for election commitment from inspiring English sources

The increased penalties will honour an election commitment.

For example, the new sales tax finesses its election commitment to block the extension of VAT to food and medicines.

"At the last election the Coalition said they would not introduce new taxes … this is a clear broken election commitment.

It's not sophistry to point out that Abbott meant "election commitment", specifically "2013 election commitment", nor that, in 2015, Abbott told the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry there would be no unexpected changes "in this term".

This, if anything, was an election commitment that could have been reconsidered in the light of the bloodiest terrorist attack in Europe since Lockerbie in 1988.

The government's attempt to begin parliamentary debate on its signature election commitment was disrupted by procedural motions moved by the opposition.

Labor, similarly, has a central "election commitments" process, although no pre-determined number of wishes.

Clearly you have to have account of mayors' election commitments, and we have.

"FFA welcomes today's election commitments, but urges both sides to increase funding to grassroots community football facilities,' Gallop said.

He will tell his Brisbane audience that the coming parliament will be about honouring the Coalition's election commitments.

Federal Labor, the Greens, and independents including Jacqui Lambie all gave election commitments to support some or all of the Country Needs People campaign demands to boost the program.