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"For once they didn't put the Arab in charge of youth and sports," says Mr Mihi wryly.Adding to this sense of promise is Mr Sarkozy's pledge to launch a new "Marshall plan" for the banlieues.
Morrisons has pledged to launch its online service by January next year.
A rival pharmaceutical company has pledged to launch a "low-cost alternative" to Daraprim, which would cost less than $1 per pill.
Most Republicans and some Democrats in Congress strongly disagree and have pledged to launch an all-out effort to extend the tax cuts for people of all incomes.
LAST month in Okinawa, the G7 leaders pledged to launch a new round of trade negotiations in the World Trade Organisation (WTO) later this year.
It is against this background that Mr Tsipras has pledged to launch a welfare package worth €2 billion to end what he calls Greece's humanitarian crisis; to rehire 12,000 sacked civil servants; and to freeze privatisations.
Violent protests have continued.In response to the crisis, Mr Peña has pledged to launch a pact for law and order involving all political parties, something that has been tried before with little success.
Mr. Obama gave the talks added impetus last month when he pledged to "launch talks on a comprehensive Trans-Atlantic Trade and Investment Partnership with the European Union" during his State of the Union address.
He also pledged to launch a pan-London domestic violence service and set up a taskforce to confront female genital mutilation and other harmful cultural practices, including so-called witchcraft killings.
His lawyers, however, told a hearing in Northern Ireland yesterday that the courts had been misled and pledged to launch an abuse of process application in an attempt to have the proceedings stopped.
He pledged to launch an all-out assault on the "scourge of poverty" and to turn the Tories into the party of the "equal shot" by eradicating all forms of discrimination.
