Sentence examples for pledge of hope from inspiring English sources

He detected a pledge of hope in the dark.

Progressives will scream even louder that the bill sans a public option, and a deal laden with big Pharma giveaways, is smoke and mirrors, a sham reform, and another infuriating betrayal of his campaign pledge of hope and change.

She will pledge a "message of hope and real change" and a "political system that puts the public first".

Coming on the heels of the breakdown of peace talks in Geneva aimed at ending Syria's five-year civil war, the billions currently being pledged is a sliver of hope that despite a lack of political solutions to actually end the war, the international community is committed to coming together to support the Syrian people and their increasingly generous neighbors.

Brian Rogers, a McCain campaign spokesman, countered that "it doesn't bode well for Senator Obama's pledges to run a campaign of hope and change when on the first day of the general election he's launching the same tired negative attacks that the American people are so sick and tired of".

In interviews over the weekend, Mr. Fox pledged to lead a "revolution of hope" in Mexico, whose development as a modern nation has been hampered by widespread poverty, political corruption and the power of the PRI, which was pervasive until Mr. Fox won the presidency in July.

It remains an open question whether the sharper tone — a departure from his more professorial air early in his candidacy — carries any risks for a candidate who pledged to campaign on a message of hope and a new kind of politics.

I feel a responsibility to inform you that this lack of leadership has profoundly disappointed many of the same people who were so energized by your promise of hope and your pledges to rejoin the international community.

She said: "We hope this pledge of new money is the beginning of 'a new deal for general practice' and will allow us to treat more patients in the community, keeping them out of hospitals unless absolutely necessary".

That was certainly the hope, and the pledge, of David Cameron, the Prime Minister of what he took to be a freshly united kingdom.

A quick look at the pledge by the World Bank president, Paul Wolfowitz, to change Africa "from a continent of despair to a continent of hope" shows why.