Sentence examples for pledge to write from inspiring English sources

The pledge to write a national history tome was part of the Taif agreement to end the civil war.

From the comfort of the moral high ground the SNP railed against the Liberal Democrats for U-turning on tuition fees, conveniently forgetting that its own 2007 pledge to write off student debt had never been implemented.

Greece's leftist anti-austerity Syriza party won last Sunday's election with a pledge to write off half the country's debt.

If Podemos were to pull enough votes away from the Partido Popular (PP) and the Partido Socialista Obrero Espanol (PSOE) to gain power in Spain, its pledge to write off national debt and lower labor participation rates (purportedly to increase employment overall) would lead to EU sanctions, bank runs, and skyrocketing unemployment and emigration.

It's not mandatory and there are no penalties for not following it, but they pledge to write about the success stories of women in Syria, and to treat female and male journalists in the organization equally.

He pledged to write a new constitution and remake Venezuelan democracy.

After all, Tony Blair pledged to write the arts into the government's "core script".

Senate Republicans immediately dismissed the House overhaul and pledged to write their own replacement for the health law.

The two premiers pledged to write a "new chapter" in bilateral relations by resuming dialogue on all issues, including ones that had "bedeviled" ties (The Indian Express).

Shadow ministers and local Labour MPs pledged to write to HM Revenue & Customs to demand an investigation into whether the company was adhering to national minimum wage legislation.

Ed Miliband has pledged to write new rules to tackle corporate tax dodgers if he wins the next election, even if there is no international consensus for action.