Sentence examples for its pledge in from inspiring English sources

Because of its size, its pledge in 1994 to achieve free trade in the region is potentially the most far-reaching economic agreement in history.

Two years ago, Jobs & Money revealed how the promise seemed to be unravelling, and now the Edinburgh-based firm looks to be ditching its pledge in an attempt to keep the City sweet ahead of a planned stock market flotation.

Sweden is bearing a disproportional burden of the European refugee crisis, due in part to its pledge in 2013 to provide permanent residency to almost any Syrian who reached Swedish soil.

The number of advisers has also increased to more than 100 for the first time under the coalition, despite its pledge in 2010 to limit the number of "spads".

Parisa Zagat, Policy Programs Manager at Facebook, related the partnership with Pathstream to its pledge in June to train 1 million U.S. small business owners on the digital skills they need to compete in today's workplace.

Iran has made similar claims about its ambitions to build more enrichment plants in the past, and it is not clear whether it has the ability to fulfill its pledges in the near future.

Compared with what it pledged in its business plan before Christmas, there will now be £63m less spent on day-to-day operation of the network, and £60m less on capital investment next year.

The GOP promised $100 billion in cuts--a return to 2008 spending levels--in its Pledge to America in September, but backed away from the figure when it came time to lay out plans for funding the remainder of the fiscal year.

Germany also stands ahead of other Western nations with its pledge to take in 20,000 Syrians.

On its website, the company features a "position statement" reiterating its pledge, issued in 2015, to end the use of human antibiotics in its broiler chickens by September 2017.

This summer, as if to make good on its pledge, Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia embarked on a wave of terror that managed to shake even an Iraqi public inured to violence: during the past two months, Iraq has witnessed some of its highest casualty tolls in more than two years, according to the government.