Sentence examples for keep the pledge from inspiring English sources

The man felt it might not be possible for him to keep the pledge.

Cameron promised in the Tory manifesto to keep the pledge, although he also said he would be adding new metrics to test whether migration was being reduced.

"If you're talking about a person who is not going to keep the pledge anyway, whether or not they would use contraception isn't really something that concerns us," Mr. Hester said.

He also criticised Labour's promise to freeze energy bills for 20 months as a "con" because it would be impossible to keep the pledge if wholesale prices shoot up.

We have therefore decided to keep the pledge open until midnight on Monday".

Only then will the university community be better able to support our students with the resources they need to make and keep the pledge, handle difficult situations and support each other.

It was mainly the supreme leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, who kept the pledge he had given to Bashar's father when both were presidents.

Britain's got a good record but other countries, Italy for one, France, Germany – they've not kept the pledges that they made.

Education minister David Laws told Radio 4's Today it would have been "technically possible" to keep the fees pledge and ultimately scrap them but only if the Lib Dems had been governing on their own and ditched other key commitments such as support for disadvantaged pupils and tax breaks for the low paid.

Both main parties have pledged to keep the triple-lock a pledge triple-lock ast over £5 billion a year by 2020.In December George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer, went further still, introducing two "guaranteed growth bonds" exclusively for the over-65s.

By then, he should have decided whether to keep the state's pledge to spend about $1.25 billion in highway tolls on the commuter-train tunnel.