Sentence examples for pledged to amend from inspiring English sources

The opposition Labour Party not only backed the new bill in the Commons but has pledged to amend it by introducing even tougher measures.

Turkey's Islamic-leaning government, which is pressing for the country to join the EU, has repeatedly pledged to amend the law, although critics say its proposed changes do not go far enough.

Al-Jazeera journalists jailed for seven years in Egypt Stiff sentences prompt international outrage Six flaws in the case against al-Jazeera journalists More than a year after the Snowden revelations, the Obama administration has finally pledged to amend legislation and give European citizens the same rights to privacy enjoyed by Americans.

The minister has also pledged to amend regulations for the 457 visa program so that the minister must ensure the terms and conditions of employment "will be no less favourable than the terms and conditions" that would be provided to an Australian performing equivalent work at the same location.

He pledged to amend anti-protest laws and reshuffle the cabinet.

He has also pledged to amend "unjust laws", including a controversial protest law which he says prohibits protests and sit-ins, and to release "all political prisoners" if he becomes president.

Hardy: No. Does not accept money from corporations or PACS; took "Pledge to Amend" in which candidates for public office sign on for a Constitutional amendment stating that money is not speech and artificial entities like corporations don't have the same constitutional rights that human beings do.

Within days of the story going viral, the South Australian premier, Jay Weatherill, a vocal supporter of marriage equality, described how he felt "deeply ashamed" about the saga and had contacted Bulmer-Rizzi personally, pledging to amend the death certificate and introduce legislation to ensure no other couples would endure such treatment.

He pledged to improve the investment environment, amend the country's tax codes, and work to stabilize the ruble, whose value has crashed and risen since Soviet times — first evaporating many citizens' savings and recently spurring inflation and causing unease about escalating costs of living.

The company pledged to improve its performance.

Commonwealth leaders will pledge to amend legislation dating back to the 17th century to allow daughters of the monarch to take precedence over younger sons in the line of succession.