Sentence examples for frequent pledge from inspiring English sources

He also signaled that his frequent pledge to "change the tone" of politics would not prevent him from raising questions about Mr. Gore's truthfulness and leadership abilities.

Although he has already been active behind the scenes with the new government, he repeated a frequent pledge to stay out of politics, saying, "I'm finished".

At an event in Jeffersonville, Ind., on Thursday evening, Mrs. Clinton amplified her frequent pledge to introduce legislation to suspend the gas tax, saying she wanted to put members of Congress on the spot on the issue.

He and Mrs. Bush also said that they thought the notion of "Clinton fatigue" was real, and that their son's frequent pledge to "restore honor and integrity" to the Oval Office was one that would resonate with voters who felt that those virtues had been compromised by Mr. Clinton.

Gov. George W. Bush today defended a new advertisement that challenges the credibility and character of Vice President Al Gore and signaled that his frequent pledge to "change the tone" of politics would not prevent him from raising questions about Mr. Gore's truthfulness and leadership abilities in the coming weeks.

Fleshing out his frequent pledge to remove "obstacles on the road to the middle class," Gov. George W. Bush entered the national debate over health care policy today by proposing a tax credit of up to $2,000 a family to help low- and moderate-income working people buy health insurance.

In South Africa, the South African Nursing Council SANC Pledge of Servicece (also referred to as the Nurses' Pledge or the Pledge) is an adapted version of the Nightingale Pledge (8).

A20 Bush Signs Transportation Bill Despite frequent pledges to contain federal spending, President Bush signed a $286.4 billion transportation spending bill into law.

Fears that China would devalue the yuan to increase export revenue had haunted regional markets for much of the last two years, despite Beijing's frequent pledges to hold the currency firm.

The President has succeeded in softening some of this opposition with his frequent pledges to seek a diplomatic solution while continuing to finance regional conflicts.

This week, the airline moved to calm fears of its frequent fliers, pledging to provide "safe, secure and reliable service" even if it seeks court protection.