Sentence examples for pledge of delivering from inspiring English sources

Ford executives also retreated from their pledge of delivering a full-year profit for 2009.

Dr Maureen Baker, chair of the Royal College of GPs, said: "If the secretary of state is 'rolling back' on his pledge of delivering 5,000 more GPs over the course of the next parliament, then this is disappointing news and there could be serious consequences for our patients, and the wellbeing of our current workforce".

The effectiveness of antioxidants on their own, consumed as additives, is less certain, but that hasn't kept companies from churning out a range of products from fruity to funky that boast high levels of antioxidants and pledge to deliver the benefits of the best natural sources without all the bulk.

Mr Walker dismisses such talk as "malicious nonsense".And then there was RayDespite his better record of delivering on pledges, Mr Mallon sounds a lot like a Blairite politician, and says he might like to stand on a party ticket.

The world today will listen more carefully than it did when Barack Obama vacillated between hesitation and retreat, or when he seemed incapable of delivering on his pledges and promises.

"We've listened to local people and have created £256m of pledges to deliver improvements in many of the areas that matter to them most, from new jobs and housing, to business support and noise mitigation".

She pledged to hold the UK parties to account on their "vow" of delivering more powers to Scotland's devolved parliament, and pledged that the SNP would be an active participant in the process rather than "sitting on the sidelines".

He pledged that Sir David Higgins, who was in charge of delivering the London Olympics on time and on budget, would ensure that the project delivered value for money.

He also pledged to help ensure the three main Westminster parties keep their pre-referendum vow of delivering greater powers to the Scottish Parliament.

On Malala's birthday let us pledge to deliver the best gift of all -- quality education for every girl and boy in the world.

Labour will pledge to deliver better public services and back that pledge with more money.