Sentence examples for pledge to apply from inspiring English sources

But none is as visceral as the leavers' pledge to apply the brakes on disorienting social change, or the implicit offer of financial and cultural compensation for years of neglect by Westminster elites.

Ministers are considering plans to stop young Britons claiming in-work benefits because they have been told that the Tory manifesto pledge to apply such restrictions solely to EU migrants would be illegal, it has emerged.

For it is hard to tell, yet, whether the rash of attack on the so-called oligarchs is the payoff on Mr. Putin's longstanding pledge to apply the same laws to both the tycoon and the kiosk operator, or the beginning of some darker and more subtle bloodletting.

Speaking at the news conference Wednesday, the two new judges pledged to apply the law according to Shariah principles.

It was with a similar lack of sensitivity that the new President Hollande refused to overturn the "burqa ban", instead awkwardly pledging to "apply it in the best way".

Budget politics, which have revolved for the past few years around pledges to apply the Social Security surplus toward reducing the national debt, have been turned upside down by the costs associated with the terrorist attacks.

Joshua Rosenzweig, the manager of research and programs at the Dui Hua Foundation, a human rights organization, said that executing Mr. Wo was not in the best interests of the Chinese government, which last year pledged to apply more stringent oversight to death penalty cases.

In a blog post, Mr Murphy pledged to apply "just as much commitment and energy" to his new brief on international development as his previous defence job, and also said he would now play a "bigger role" in the campaign to persuade people in Scotland to vote against independence in the forthcoming referendum.

"Dealmaker" Trump has previously pledged to apply his talents to the Middle East peace process, a promise that looks increasingly far-fetched following his Jerusalem announcement.

If the commission does not heed their advice, the letter writers "pledge not to apply for HBP partnering projects and will urge our colleagues to join us in this commitment".

Following President Michelle Bachelet's pledge not to apply the law in the run-up to 2013 elections, the bill remained in limbo for several months, still active but intentionally avoided until the government announced plans to review it in May.