Sentence examples for pledge to broaden from inspiring English sources

Zuckerberg immediately trotted out his dorm room story of not expecting Facebook's current duty to safety and democracy, and repeated his pledge to broaden the company's responsibility.

Mr. Gauck pledged to broaden his perspective as president and to be open to discussion on issues that are pressing Europe and the world.

On Monday, she pledged to broaden welfare and fight corruption, which has marred the image of Mr. Lee's government and her own party.

Looking poised but slightly tense, Mr. Hu pledged continuity with the policies of Jiang Zemin, whose drive to broaden the party and overhaul the economy while keeping a tight lid on politics were endorsed by the just-ended 16th Party Congress.

He coupled this, however, with a pledge to use British influence with the Americans to try to "to continue to broaden their agenda," particularly in the Middle East.

The party is attempting to broaden its message beyond its traditional anti-EU platform, with pledges to cut council tax and building more grammar schools but it has traditionally performed poorly at local polls.

Seeking to broaden his appeal among the worried electorate and to placate the United States, which is pledged to help defend Taiwan but does not want to be drawn into war, Mr. Chen has moderated his position.

In internal budget negotiations, House Republicans are now weighing the need to broaden their political appeal as well as to find more immediate budget cuts to meet Mr. Boehner's pledge to eliminate the deficit within 10 years.

"He needs to broaden out".

I urge them to broaden their perspective.

Labour needs to broaden its base.