Sentence examples for pledge to approve from inspiring English sources

The I.M.F. also renewed a pledge to approve a redistribution of power that would lessen the emphasis on the wealthiest countries.

For Mr. Romney to make good on his pledge to approve the project on Jan . 20 , 2013he would need a determination from the State Department — which would still be led by Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton until noon on that day — that the project was in the national interest.

In an effort to ensure that the Legislature follows through with its pledge to approve the constitutional amendment two years in a row, Mr. Cuomo insisted that it pass a law that would grant the governor greater power over redistricting if the Legislature abandoned the amendment.

Asked for examples of other specifics, Mr. Gillespie said the campaign would underscore its promise to be energy independent by the year 2020 by repeating Mr. Romney's pledge to approve the Keystone oil pipeline, allow drilling off the coast of Virginia and lift the moratorium on oil exploration in the Gulf of Mexico.

The long standing issue about a third river crossing for Lowestoft has been elevated into a Conservative pledge to approve the plans (but not start the work) by the next budget.

Democratic leaders have pledged to approve a bill but say it must also include tangible help for ordinary Americans in the form of an economic stimulus package.

She has pledged to approve an expansion bill within her first year of office.

As it was, the president still received significant heat, and Mitt Romney pledged to approve the pipeline on Day 1 if he had won the election.

By Friday, diplomats in Lima are expected to hammer out the framework for an international climate change agreement, which world leaders have pledged to approve in Paris at the end of next year. .

Because most Republican candidates sign the pledge not to approve any tax increase, Mr. Norquist effectively has long locked in their votes.

The antiwar left is trying to lock down congressmen who signed a 2007 pledge not to approve further war funding without an exit strategy.