Sentence examples for existing pledges from inspiring English sources

But Europe and America have the right to ask Russia to keep existing pledges, notably on the rule of law.

Researchers from the Climate Action Tracker project said existing pledges set the world on course for 3.2C of warming.

But targets are harder to hit than to set: existing pledges on carbon emissions and renewable-power generation have been missed; imminent ones look impossible to meet.

On Friday the museum announced the start of the second phase of its capital campaign with matching gifts of $5 million, adding to $28.5 million in existing pledges.

Existing pledges on police-response times and regular beat meetings are also set to be converted into guarantees.It is easy to see why this concept is politically alluring.

The new analysis, prepared by Bolivia and released by the UN today, converts developed countries' existing pledges into reduction targets as used in the Kyoto protocol.

The strategy merely repeats the existing pledge to spend £300m over five years, according to the cycling campaigner Carlton Reid.

This would pave the way for the Lib Dems to extend their existing pledge to cut 4p off the basic rate of income tax to 6p.

One estimate found Clinton's 33% renewable target could slice another 4% off the US's existing pledge to cut emissions by 26-28% by 2025.

The existing pledge would be paid from by tax increases on the rich, such as taxing capital at the same rate as income.

At the party's recent conference an existing pledge to cut the basic rate of income tax by four pence in the pound (paid for by green taxes and closing loopholes) was extended by Nick Clegg, their leader.