Sentence examples for pledged to abide from inspiring English sources

No other major manufacturer has pledged to abide by China's work-hour laws in such a public manner.

At the time of the signing, Russia pledged to abide by the treaty's terms provisionally, even without parliamentary ratification.

While so far unratified, the ban is mostly observed in practice; Moscow has pledged to abide by its rules.

Senate Democrats and Republicans have pledged to abide by those caps, and Mr. Obama has threatened to veto any bill that cuts spending to the lower House level.

Fayed, the Harrods owner, had previously pledged to abide by the findings of an inquest into the couple's deaths in a Paris car crash in August 1997.

The Democratic-led Assembly refused to go along, though 12 of its members have individually pledged to abide by the ban.

Each pupil has signed a contract pledging to abide by school rules.

The party must be allowed to function freely, with new democratic elections scheduled and the junta pledging to abide by the results.

Splinter factions of two Sudanese rebel groups that rejected the Darfur peace accord last month said they had signed a document pledging to abide by its principles.

The policy review, which officials expect to be completed this summer, could result in the United States pledging to abide by the treaty's provisions even if it does not join it.

"We are delighted with the legislation," NAS President Bruce Alberts said in a statement, pledging to abide by the new rules.