Sentence examples for major pledge to from inspiring English sources

Support for development goals At a news conference earlier in the day, the Government of Norway unveiled a major pledge to reduce maternal and child deaths.

As a consequence, they were fired by RKO per the terms of the Waldorf Statement, the major studios' pledge to "eliminate any subversives".

Other major pledges will be to double free childcare to 30 hours a week for three- and four-year-olds and extending the right to buy to housing association tenants.

Other major banks pledged to remain profitable for the full year, but on a much smaller scale than previously forecast.

The rush of departures will be highly embarrassing for the government, which handed bookmakers huge tax breaks eight years ago in a "gentleman's agreement" under which major chains pledged to repatriate their embryonic offshore internet and telephone betting businesses and pay UK taxes on them.

He wrote: "In reality, it doesn't take an Einstein-type analysis to understand that, given the SNP (with our Green and Plaid allies) are the only major party pledged to increase rather than decrease public spending".

Many new cars already include this feature, and recently all major automakers pledged to have these technologies in their vehicles by 2020 - all without a regulation being written.

I'm still left stammering that these major employers needed a pledge to actually do this.

Next October's meeting will be the first major test for Francis' pledge to develop a more "horizontal" church.

Steve Webb, the party's pensions spokesman, led the protests and said that his leader had "overdone the despair" in warning that major pledges, such as an end to tuition fees, may have to be delayed.

The most ambitious speech was the 2009 inauguration address, delivered on the steps of Capitol Hill before a record crowd of some 1.8 million, which contained at least 20 major pledges on everything from education to the economy.