Sentence examples for further pledges to from inspiring English sources

The "priced out" generation are a potentially key marginal vote in southern English constituencies, with further pledges to build at least 200,000 new homes a year by 2020.

He had further pledged to fight "right-wing nationalism and extremism" wherever it developed in Europe.

The Green party went a step further, pledging to increase the aid budget to 1% of gross national income over the course of the next parliament.

Smer further pledged to increase public spending on health care, pensions and education and to introduce a second sales tax on basic goods.

But AT&T's announcement Thursday goes much further, pledging to terminate all of the remaining deals it had — even the ones that it said were actively helpful.

She promised to direct state money to support development and redevelopment in cities, older suburbs and communities that have been designated "town centers". She further pledged to spend $400 million to help cities reclaim abandoned buildings.

May's strategy, with its further pledge to open new grammars, and possibly seeking to overturn the 1998 law banning them in order to do so, is even more radical, and will face correspondingly greater resistance.

The Green party has gone further, pledging to scrap most of the programme and use £9bn of the money saved to subsidise public transport, supposedly cutting fares by £1.8bn a year for train and bus passengers.

Both have said they would protect the overall level of military spending; Mr. McCain has further pledged to add more troops to the roster of the armed services beyond the 92,000 now advocated by the Pentagon, a growth endorsed by Mr. Obama.

The institution further pledged to hire more city residents living in distressed areas of the city for targeted entry-level positions on both the university and health system campuses.

They further pledged to unite and stand together, report abuse and violence and end bullying.