Sentence examples for pledged effective from inspiring English sources

And he pledged "effective cooperation" with Monbusho.

The coroner, who has pledged an "effective and thorough" reinvestigation of the death after the original inquest failed to call key witnesses and took barely an hour to reach an open verdict, said he would revisit his ruling if subsequent evidence touching upon the culture at the barracks could be shown to have had a direct influence on the events surrounding Ms James' death.

The pledge, effective immediately, applies to those marketers agreeing to spend at least $100,000 over two months with Forbes.com.

"Leaders pledged to undertake effective and comprehensive reform of the international monetary and financial systems," the statement said.

Wm Morrison today pledged quick and effective integration of Safeway as the £3bn merger of the two supermarket groups finally became a reality.

Despite the "huge" £500m savings target "we will probably end up more efficient, a bit leaner, a bit meaner but we will be effective", pledged the Commissioner.

The government has pledged to ensure "effective protection" is in place for residents of the UK's biggest care home provider, Southern Cross.

Congress recently called the system "very effective" and pledged an additional $680 million for deployments through 2015.

Once he got the chance to speak, Zuma acknowledged that the country's economy was in trouble and pledged to implement "an effective turnaround plan" in partnership with the private sector.

We pledged to make NATO more effective in carrying out its missions; more efficient in the way it uses its resources, and more engaged with the wider world to tackle global challenges such as terrorism, proliferation and cyber warfare.

"The banned Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, Jaish-e-Muhammad, Al Qaeda and Lashkar-e-Jhangvi are operating jointly in Pakistan," Mr. Malik told journalists, pledging a more effective counterstrategy.