Sentence examples for pledge to govern from inspiring English sources

But ultimately, DeSantis's campaign pledge to govern as a localized version of Trump won the day.

George Osborne's national "living wage" and David Cameron's post-polling day pledge to govern in the tradition of "one nation" Toryism are compliments to a vanquished adversary.

It comes on top of last year's cuts in income-tax rates, and is very much in line with Mr Bush's pledge to govern, above all, as a conservative president.But tax cuts are encountering growing opposition in Washington.

Dan Jarvis, the Labour MP whose questioning uncovered the closure, said the decision ran contrary to the May's pledge to govern on the basis of social justice and equal life chances.

David Cameron yesterday raided the opening lines of the US constitution and a raft of ideas from the centre left as he launched the Conservative general election manifesto with a pledge to govern as "we, the people".

Despite Mr. Bush's talk about "compassionate conservatism" and his pledge to govern as a "uniter not a divider," he has promoted what the authors of this book call "the politics of the base".

3.22am GMT Christie pledges to "govern with the spirit of Sandy".

The movement has pledged to govern the republic under its strict interpretation of Islamic law.

Although he has pledged to govern as a moderate, he will face pressure from inside his party to move to the left.

The leading opposition candidate, Vicente Fox Quesada, pledged to govern with caution if elected, but his victory would shatter an elite tied to the Institutional Revolutionary Party, known as the PRI.

Pledging to govern "for all of Scotland" she said: "It will surprise nobody that I will continue to argue the case for more powers.