Sentence examples for pledge set out from inspiring English sources

BY HIS own standard George Bush is failing in his pledge, set out in his state-of-the-union message in 2002, not to allow the world's most dangerous regimes to acquire nuclear weapons.

This is a "negative pledge", setting out what Cardiff may not do according to their responsibilities under the mortgage.

But Scottish MP Douglas Alexander, who has been prominent in Labour's "no" campaign, said the pledge sets out a viable vision that can unite Scotland.

That's why all our ­Conservative candidates for the European parliament have signed a pledge setting out new standards of transparency and ethical behaviour.

Personal allowances The starting point for basic rate tax will rise from £11,000 to £11,500 from April 2017, with a promise to raise it to £12,500 by the end of the parliament in a pledge first set out by George Osborne.

Sutherland has pledged to set out a new vision for the UK's biggest mutual organisation by the time of the annual meeting in May.

He pledged to set out in detail his vision for a "One Nation Britain" in 2013 with "concrete" policies on business, welfare and education.

A Jeremy Corbyn-led Britain would usher in "socialism with an iPad," Labour's Shadow Chancellor has pledged as he set out his vision to make Britain a leading power in technology alongside new safeguards for the army of online and self-employed workers.

Most of the world's leading economies have set out pledges to curb their emissions, but these pledges fall far short of the action the IPCC has said is needed.

Hollande has set out pledging little.

The Government will set out "pledges for action by industry" in a public health responsibility deal next spring.