Sentence examples for pledge setting out from inspiring English sources

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

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

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.

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.

On Monday 30 January the People's Pledge is setting out its 2012 strategy.

His counterpart at Lloyds Banking Group, António hastalsoório, has also been setting out pledges to help customers.

The Labour Party has launched its manifesto for the 2015 General Election, setting out the pledges they intend to bring in should they win the race to Number 10.

The Scottish National Party have launched their manifesto for the 2015 General Election, setting out the pledges they intend to campaign for should they win the race to influence Number 10.

The Liberal Democrats have launched their manifesto for the 2015 General Election, setting out the pledges they intend to bring in should they win the race to Number 10.

With just two weeks of staged rallies and transparent photo-ops left until the general election, the red team and the blue team are busy setting out the pledges they're definitely not going to break if elected.

Every worker, on day one at work, would receive a pledge that sets out their rights and how to exercise them.