Sentence examples for has pledged to implement from inspiring English sources

The Conservative manifesto, which David Cameron has pledged to implement, commits the UK "to press for a total ban on ivory sales".

The incident was the third attack by hackers on Greek government Web sites since February as anger grows over spending cuts the country has pledged to implement as part of its international bailout.

But there is an alternative to devaluation – the often unpopular economic and social reforms from which Berlusconi shrank and which his young, centre-left successor, Matteo Renzi, has pledged to implement.

The president-elect has pledged to implement many tenets of his controversial reform package from day one and will now be emboldened by a Republican majority in both houses of Congress.

The ECB's decision to ease the plight of Greece's banking system came after the Greek prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, won a crucial parliamentary vote backing the spending cuts and economic reforms he has pledged to implement in exchange for opening talks on an €86bn bailout.

France has pledged to implement a 2004 EU directive on freedom of movement, the commission says.

The University of Liverpool and the area's local authorities and health trusts have pledged to implement the commission's blueprint for improving the city's health and wealth.

This question was the perfect opportunity for Carson to respond "yes" and announce that he had pledged to implement the Bank Whistleblowers United's plan to restore the rule of law to Wall Street.

Individuals, governments, NGO's, and the business community have pledged to implement more than 30 new and expanded commitments towards the prevention and care of preterm birth, joining more than 200 existing commitments in support of Every Woman Every Child.

After the discovery of the racist text messages last year, Suhr and city leaders had pledged to implement a host of reforms to add officer training against implicit bias and increase accountability for officers who don't report misconduct by their colleagues.

In the United Kingdom, 28 organisations have pledged to implement similar labelling in 2011 as part of the Department of Health's voluntary Responsibility Deal programme.