Sentence examples similar to pledged a guarantee from inspiring English sources

First he pledged "a cast-iron guarantee" from the Tories to hold a referendum on the treaty.

The opposition has pledged a compulsory jobs guarantee for the young unemployed, paid for by a tax on bankers' bonuses.

The project got a boost from President Barack Obama, who pledged an $8.3bn federal loan guarantee.

Although he stressed his determination to reform the EU if elected in 2015, and pledged a legal lock that would guarantee an in/out vote if Westminster was asked to hand over more control, he was attacked by one of his MPs as a "shoddy compromise" that would be "impossible to sell" to voters.

No wonder European governments have pledged a total of $2.5 trillion to guarantee debt and to buy equity stakes.

Honest Chops has pledged an "Honest to God Guarantee" that its meats are grass-fed and raised in a way that conforms to Islam's guidelines.

In St. Paul, site of the Republican National Convention, the local committee is grumbling that the state isn't following through on a pledged financial guarantee.

The Conservatives have pledged to guarantee a real-term increase in funding for the NHS during the next Parliament, extending the ring-fence in place for the past five years.

Labour has pledged to guarantee a job for the long-term unemployed if the party returns to power at the next general election.

The Cortes soon went to work on drafting a new Spanish Constitution that pledged to "guarantee democratic life" in Spain; it was passed by a referendum in December 1978.

BEIJING — China has pledged to guarantee growth in the face of an "extremely grim" outlook for the global economy next year, rounding off its annual economic policy-setting conference Wednesday with a series of commitments to deliver economic stability.