Sentence examples for pledged to adhere from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bersani has pledged to adhere to Mr. Monti's cost-cutting agenda.

In return for the bailout, Ireland pledged to adhere to a brutal four-year austerity program and to repay much of the money at onerous interest rates.

In November, Ireland reluctantly accepted an international loan worth about $93 billion; in return, it pledged to adhere to a brutal four-year austerity program and to repay much of the money at onerous interest rates.

Mariano Rajoy, the candidate of the ruling Popular Party in the elections, has pledged to adhere to Mr. Aznar's policies, including cracking down on terrorism and keeping 1,300 Spanish troops in Iraq.

Spain goes to the polls on Sunday, and Mariano Rajoy, a 48-year-old lawyer, who has pledged to adhere to Mr. Aznar's policies, enjoys a comfortable lead in the polls.

But if the group decides to vote against the bill it could exacerbate tensions among House Republicans and raise the specter that the bill could pass without a majority of the majority party — violating an informal rule that House Speaker Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis). had pledged to adhere to when he became speaker in 2015.

He has galvanized support merely by pledging to adhere to his party's platform and pointing out that his opponent belongs to the other party.

The suit notes that in 2000 AOL previously signed a settlement agreement with the Securities and Exchange Commission pledging to adhere to accounting rules after several previous irregularities.

Local school officials had fought a ruling by a federal judge to remove stickers that they had placed on textbooks, but yesterday, they threw in the towel, pledging to adhere to the state science curriculum and also to pay $167,000 in legal fees to the plaintiffs.

Parents and children sign a contract at the beginning of Galunker, pledging to adhere to these rules.

The British Parliament's surprise decision last week against a military strike, and Mr. Cameron's pledge to adhere to its wishes, prompted soul-searching in Britain about its global role and the risk to the country's "special relationship" with Washington.