Sentence examples for implement his pledge from inspiring English sources

Foremost among them is how to implement his pledge to trim the country's disastrous fuel subsidies.

As a firm believer in tackling climate change, her appointment is no victory for the Tory right, who will be expecting Cameron to implement his pledge to stop the march of onshore windfarms.

Hague was speaking after David Cameron hosted a meeting of Tory MPs at Chequers to discuss how to implement his pledge, delivered in Downing Street in the early hours of Friday morning after the result of the Scottish referendum, to answer the so-called West Lothian question.

The ministry expects "shrinking gross domestic product, fewer jobs and higher unemployment" in the US if the Republican candidate were to implement his campaign pledges, the magazine cited the memo as saying.

Ken would surely like more than the present small majority of voters to believe he'll implement his fares cut pledge, but will be pleased that in terms of policy pledges in general the poll finds he's more trusted than Boris is.

Meanwhile, Labour leader Ed Miliband repeated his pledge to implement the Smith Commission's recommendations as he addressed an audience of Labour supporters in Glasgow on Friday morning.

It has failed to implement a pledge to create a genuine customs union, with a common external tariff and free trade within the block.

Osborne confirmed that the government would meet the 0.7% target when he was asked by the former Labour minister Tom Clarke when a bill to implement the pledge would be introduced.

The success of the Syrian refugee commitment was in part due to the fact that a dedicated minister for settling Syrian refugees was appointed – Richard Harrington – who set up a team to implement the pledge, and worked closely with councils to establish how best to help.

Last month, when Libya agreed to dismantle its weapons program, administration officials said American sanctions would not be lifted until Libya began to implement its pledge and took further unspecified actions leading to its no longer being identified as a state that sponsors terrorism.

Consumer companies like Unilever, Nestlé, McDonalds and major agricultural commodity traders like Wilmar, Cargill and Archer Daniels Midland, have committed to implement that pledge.