Sentence examples for pledge to offer from inspiring English sources

Mr. Straw vowed to stand by Britain's pledge to offer Gibraltar's voters a referendum on any change in colonial status.

George Osborne's pledge to offer cut-price Lloyds Banking Group shares to the public next year appears to have attracted a new range of investors.

John Rowan and Partners made a pledge to offer the construction sector a structured approach to protecting home-grown talent and breaking the cyclical issue of skill shortages.

Labour's pledge to offer "an integrated trade and industrial strategy that boosts exports, investment and decent jobs in Britain" is still possible, but only if we leave.

One was their pledge to offer coverage to everyone, regardless of medical status, if the government could ensure that people, even the young and healthy, would have to sign up.

Similarly, Beijing's pledge to offer 30,000 government scholarships and train 1,000 teachers for the Confucius centers sprouting up throughout Central Asia clearly undermines the soft-power monopoly that Russia traditionally has enjoyed.

The opposition Labour Party has pledged to offer a German-inspired "Technical Baccalaureate" in schools.

In May, 12 restaurants and hotels pledged to offer shark-free options for banquets.

The week before, Merck pledged to offer its two AIDS drugs to poor nations at cost.

Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany also pledged to offer professional training to women from other countries.

As part of this, the EU pledged to offer Sudan and Eritrea significant payments.