Sentence examples for pledge to enforce from inspiring English sources

"I hope that John Ashcroft will uphold his pledge to enforce our laws".

The pledge to enforce more budgetary discipline may increase the risk of recession: the fiscal pact is an austerity pact that will prove deflationary, argue critics.

In the Commons, shadow environment minister Jamie Reed criticised the review for containing no waste recycling targets for England and abandoning Labour's plans to move to a "zero-waste Britain", and accused the Government of doing a U-turn on its pledge to enforce weekly collections.

This one-sided approach is in keeping with Mr. Bush's campaign pledge to enforce existing gun laws, and it avoids picking a fight with his close allies at the National Rifle Association, whose mantra in the face of overwhelming evidence to the contrary has long been that the nation does not need any more gun laws.

Mr. Ashcroft pledged to enforce even laws he disagreed with, including those supporting abortion rights.

Mr. Geithner pledged to enforce Congressional legislation that limits pay at companies receiving government loans.

But then he vowed to support a new bill "explicitly" making waterboarding illegal because Mr. Mukasey pledged to enforce it.

Although he was less enthusiastic about the marijuana legislation than his Broad Front partner Mujica, Vázquez pledged to enforce the law.

Mr. Sharon, on the other hand, deprecated Palestinian pledges to enforce the truce and said continued shooting precluded any attempt at substantive mediation.

A new "friends of Libya" conference is needed, where the regional powers that have been using Libya as a proxy battlefield should be made to keep their previously dishonoured pledges to enforce an arms embargo.

Though top United Nations officials have recently pledged to enforce their mandate in Ivory Coast robustly, promising to run roadblocks or other obstructions to protect civilians here, no peacekeepers arrived, much to the anger of residents.