Sentence examples for pledge to enact from inspiring English sources

The coalition government wants it, because it would fulfill the Liberal Democrats' pledge to enact voting reform, and because the Conservatives would benefit from the boundary changes.

Government data, in fact, show that the number of complaints from detainees about sexual abuse inside immigration detention facilities did not decline in 2010 from 2009, despite the administration's pledge to enact reforms.

The failure to pass the decree before parliament returned to work on Saturday means a key pledge to enact new anti-graft laws legislation by the end of February, made by Karzai at the international conference on Afghanistan in London last month, will almost certainly not be met.

The walkouts had been scheduled in protest against the government's plans for a new junior doctor contract, in the Tory party's pledge to enact a seven-day NHS system.

The reason why that opinion piece was such a knife in the back was because it was Ron Williams who possibly more than anyone else had persuaded the President to reconsider his campaign pledge to enact reform without making people buy coverage from a private insurer.

In his State of the Union, he pledged to enact new rules to combat climate change.

The company also pledged to enact a plan to bolster its internal governance and offered to rehire the employees.

Gen. Mary Kay Hertog of the Air Force, has pledged to enact the reforms and provide more outreach and support for victims.

On April 28th Ms Bachelet pledged to enact reforms of party finance recommended by a hastily convened commission.

The Assembly's Democratic leaders joined Senate leaders in pledging to enact sweeping ethics legislation by July 1.

The governing coalition headed by Chancellor Angela Merkel has pledged to enact such a law, though the timing remains unclear.