Sentence examples for pledge to agree from inspiring English sources

Scottish First Minister Alex Salmond said the Scots had been "tricked" by the pledge to agree, in draft form, new powers for Holyrood on tax and welfare within six months of the referendum result - in which voters rejected independence.

They have pledged to agree a replacement to the Start-1 nuclear treaty, which expires on December 5.

World leaders have pledged to agree a treaty that will limit global warming to 2C, beyond which scientists warn the consequences could become increasingly devastating.

The letter to the world's 1.2bn catholics is aimed at influencing the debate ahead of crucial United Nations talks in Paris in December at which world leaders have pledged to agree decisive action to curb global warming.

Governments had also failed to agree an agenda to structure discussions in the run-up to the crucial Paris summit in 2015, when they have pledged to agree legally binding reductions in carbon emissions.

Barack Obama and Dmitry Medvedev have pledged to agree cuts in their countries' nuclear arsenals by December this year, as part of a "fresh start" in US-Russian relations and a step towards "a nuclear free world".

Later this year a crucial UN climate summit will be held, at which world leaders have pledged to agree to tough cuts in their carbon emissions, to ensure the increase in global warming does not exceed 2°C – beyond which its consequences become increasingly devastating.

This year's event in Paris in December is billed as the most important ever, because world leaders have pledged to agree emissions cuts and other actions that will put the world on a pathway that will eventually limit global warming to 2C.

In what is widely regarded as the last chance to save the world from the worst ravages of climate change, 192 nations have pledged to agree a global treaty at a two-week negotiating marathon in Paris at the end of 2015 – setting themselves the most ambitious political task in history.

They have pledged to agree on steps to keep global temperature rise to within 2 degrees Celsius (3.4 degrees Fahrenheit) compared to pre-Industrial Age levels.

Tsipras went against his January pledge not to agree to a new loans-for-reforms package with the eurozone, and did so even in the wake of an overwhelming no vote in the 5 July referendum.