Sentence examples for implement a pledge from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'implement a pledge' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it whenever you need to refer to the action of putting a pledge into action, for example: "The company promised to implement a pledge to reduce their carbon footprint."
It has failed to implement a pledge to create a genuine customs union, with a common external tariff and free trade within the block.
He said the commission was an important step towards implementing a pledge made by Nato leaders at a summit in April.
Draft leglislation, to be published possibly as early as Thursday, will begin the process of implementing a pledge made by David Cameron in his conference speech last autumn.
Draft legislation, which may be published as soon as Thursday, will begin the process of implementing a pledge made by David Cameron in his conference speech last autumn.
8) In 2009, the International Council of Beverages Associations (ICBA) implemented a pledge on marketing to children under 12; Coca-Cola and PepsiCo are members.
Because tax changes are customarily announced in advance and take effect from the start of the tax year in April, a Scottish administration elected in the spring might have to wait a full year before it could implement a manifesto pledge to use its tax power.The obvious solution would be to move to the autumn the date of the first elections, due in 1999.
One key local concern is the prospect that a BJP government might implement a manifesto pledge and move to end the constitutional provisions which grant a degree of autonomy to Kashmir and special legal privileges to the country's Muslim population.
Like many councils, Camden has been contacted by anti-cuts campaign groups asking councillors to implement a "no evictions" pledge for the bedroom tax, citing the approach taken by Brighton and a number of other councils.
Implementing a Conservative pledge to slash net long-term immigration from roughly 200,000 a year to "tens of thousands" by 2015 was looking increasingly problematic; beginning by restricting the inflow of skilled labour provoked the ire of British business.
The move was widely seen as a fulfillment of Trump's previous pledge to implement a ban on Muslims entering the country.
Restoring felon voting rights has been a priority of McDonnell's administration and fulfills a campaign pledge to implement a fairer system but getting to Monday's announcement was not easy.
