Sentence examples for pledge to implement from inspiring English sources

No. Syriza campaigned on a pledge to implement the €86bn (£63bailoutlout, while pledging measures to protect vulnerable groups from some of its effects.

This hypothetical case outlines the efforts of state government officials to fulfill their new governor's pledge to implement an aggressive affirmative action hiring campaign.

The move was widely seen as a fulfillment of Trump's previous pledge to implement a ban on Muslims entering the country.

Reacting to Mr Cameron's pledge to implement further devolution "as fast as I can", the SNP MSP James Dornan said: "It'll be interesting to see what exactly it is that we're getting.

Restoring felon voting rights has been a priority of McDonnell's administration and fulfills a campaign pledge to implement a fairer system but getting to Monday's announcement was not easy.

The judgment raises fresh doubts about the validity of Ms May's election pledge to implement a "deport first, appeal later" regime under which asylum-seekers and migrants would automatically be sent back to their country of origin unless they could prove they would be at risk of "irreversible harm".

Some EU states have already pledged to implement a European financial transaction tax.

George Osborne, the Tory chancellor of the exchequer, this week pledged to implement the ICB's recommendations in full.

For the first time, there was international pressure on Mr. Gayoom, who pledged to implement democratic reforms.

Both the federal government and British Columbia have pledged to implement the United Nations declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples (UNdrip).

MPs from all the main political parties, including New Labour, have recently pledged to implement the Simultaneous Policy alongside other governments.