Sentence examples for pledged changes from inspiring English sources

When the reform White Paper was published in January, Andrew Lansley pledged changes to the NHS would revolve around the maxim: "no decision about me, without me".

Voter registration rose by 70percentt before the 2015 election, and President Roch Marc Kaboré pledged changes that would significantly weaken the power of the country's ruler.

Georgia appointed one of Russia's wealthy industry tycoons, Kakha A. Bendukidze, as its economics minister, and he immediately pledged changes to invigorate the impoverished former Soviet republic, including widespread privatization.

The North Korean statement on KCNA pledged changes to "ensure the legitimate rights and interests of all investors" but also said that investment had to be in line with the "security of the country," which was guaranteed by its songun, or military-first, ruling philosophy.

Responding to complaints from the health sector and voters' anxiety about "privatisation by the back door", the government has pledged changes to stop private companies "cherry-picking" the easiest or most profitable cases, leaving NHS hospitals the expensive conditions and the cost of training doctors.

Manager Wilkin pledged changes following a disappointing season.

In November Scullion labeled the Labor-implemented RJCP a "disaster" and pledged change.

A day after his brother claimed the presidency and promised to heal the nation, Gov. Jeb Bush of Florida vowed to do some healing of his own, pledging changes in how Floridians vote.

But he was also no longer pledging changes to the 14th Amendment either.

He challenged participants to change the way they work and reform ineffective programming, pledging changes at HUD.

Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill). in 2008 ― with young candidates pledging change and a large grassroots movement of volunteers getting out the vote.