Sentence examples for pledged to bring forward from inspiring English sources

He pledged to bring forward "facts" and to encourage a "science-based discussion".

Last year, I pledged to bring forward new legislation as part of my longstanding commitment to end domestic abuse.

While the Government pledged to bring forward fresh legislation to overturn the ban "before the end of the Parliament", many in Westminster believe that this will never pass.

Between 1990 and 2010 their emissions soared by 36%, and EU officials see little chance of a decline without policy action, which they have pledged to bring forward before the end of 2017.

Theresa May has pledged to bring forward a long-term funding plan for the NHS in response to growing concerns that key health services are being overwhelmed by rising demand.

He also pledged to bring forward some amendments in the autumn to make sure the EU referendum bill commands "the widest possible support within the house and put beyond any doubt that the campaign will be conducted throughout in a manner that all sides will see as fair".

Reuters reported that the European Central Bank would buy Italian bonds if Italy undertook further reforms, and Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, later appeared to come through, pledging to bring forward austerity measures and bring Italy's budget into balance by 2013, a year ahead of the original plan.

The coalition agreement included a pledge to bring forward legislation to reform the House of Lords, one of the Lib Dems' unbreachable requirements of a deal to govern together.

Ms Bensouda has pledged to bring both sides to justice.

But Mr. Gelb has pledged to bring the best in contemporary theatrical achievement to the Met.

Mr Miliband had pledged to bring in tougher rules on newspaper ownership.