Sentence examples for pledge to combat from inspiring English sources

More than 14,000 people in Mali have so far signed a pledge to combat circumcision.

If the world's nations keep their pledge to combat climate change, the analysis finds the prospects are bleakest for coal, the most polluting of all fossil fuels.

He pointed to a new $15 billion American pledge to combat AIDS, the biggest-ever single government commitment to fight a specific disease.

One of the presidential candidates is off to the Pacific Northwest today to talk up a big campaign pledge to combat climate change — and it's a Republican.

Maybe the programme had some effect, because on Thursday it emerged that Premier League clubs are now expected to sign the Sports Charter, which includes a pledge to combat homophobia.

Obama's last visit to Burma, exactly two years ago this month, was met with various promises from Burma's "reformist" president Thein Sein, among them a pledge to combat human trafficking and address the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Rakhine state, which has seen over 100,000 Rohingya Muslims flee over the past two years amid fears of persecution.

Professional psychologists in the region, however, are outraged, pledging to "combat" the "utterly perilous" measure.

Ms. Vazquez has pledged to combat poverty in the nation's poorest communities.

In March, pledging to combat the epidemic, he signed an executive order creating the commission led by Christie.

Mr Abdullah has pledged to combat poverty, while in January another top official promised that the government would ignore gender, colour and creed when recruiting civil servants.

It released a statement, signed by more than 30 religious groups - Hindus, Jews, Jains, Muslims, Protestants and Roman Catholics - denouncing racism and pledging to combat it.