Sentence examples for long pledged to from inspiring English sources
The Communist Party has long pledged to make China's economy more efficient.
The judge's proposal spotlights an issue that state lawmakers and judicial officials have long pledged to tackle.
The University of Texas has long pledged to establish a medical school in South Texas, but residents there remain skeptical.
The Republican nominee had long pledged to support "a deportation force" to remove all 11 million undocumented migrants.
Unlikely to join them in the near term are the first complement of F-16 fighter jets that the US has long pledged to sell to Iraq.
Trump has long pledged to force Mexico to pay for the proposed 2,000-mile 2,000-mile 3,220kmall, a suggestion the Mexican president responded to coldly.
He still held court to addicts and acolytes in his chaotic penthouse flat in Kensington's Observatory Gardens, and publishers were still gullible enough to give him advances on the strength of a sample chapter, but the so-called Long Book pledged to Calder in the mid-1960s was non-existent.
Al Qaeda long ago pledged to obtain a nuclear device.
As Mr. Prestowitz has written, "As a member of the WTO, Japan has long been pledged to follow free-trade rules yet [it] has managed to do so without opening its home market to imports; should it join TPP and still maintain its closed economy, Japan will make the accord even more dangerous to the American economy".
The president has long pledged not to raise taxes on the middle class and poorer Americans.
Both these effects will help to bolster the economy and restore growth.As well as these interest-rate cuts, the ECB announced that it would lend copiously to banks for as long as four years, as long as they pledged to improve their own lending performance to the private sector.
