Sentence examples for pledge of becoming from inspiring English sources
The NHS needs to put its house in order financially while somehow fulfilling David Cameron's pledge of becoming the world's first truly 24/7 health service.
Obama also said he refused "to get boxed into what I consider two false choices"; namely, that he should either embrace a "rigid timeline" or pledge, in advance of becoming President, to do in Iraq whatever Petraeus tells him is best, "which is what George Bush says he's doing — in which case, I'm not doing my job as Commander-in-Chief.
Obama also said he refused "to get boxed into what I consider two false choices"; namely, that he should either embrace a "rigid timeline" or pledge, in advance of becoming President, to do in Iraq whatever Petraeus tells him is best, "which is what George Bush says he's doing in which case, I'm not doing my job as Commander-in-Chief.
And, criminal charges apart, will he resolve his conflicts of interest which he pledged to do within 100 days of becoming prime minister?
At the end of May 2007, on the eve of becoming Prime Minister, Gordon Brown pledged to give everyone the right to see their GP round the clock.
She delivered a speech here in which she renewed her pledge to begin withdrawing troops within 60 days of becoming president.
The figures prompted housing charity Shelter to warn that the government's election pledges on home ownership were "on the verge of becoming an empty promise".
In a New York Times op-ed published Sunday, Coburn accused Norquist of becoming "increasingly isolated politically" by pushing a no-new-taxes pledge on Congressional Republicans that forbids tax hikes unless accompanied by dollar-for-dollar deductions.
The Tories pledged today to back Barack Obama's banking crackdown as they accused the Government of becoming internationally "isolated" over reform of the sector.
The infinity of becoming.
