Sentence examples for pledged to construct from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, also pledged to construct a far larger antiballistic missile defense than the one now contemplated by the Clinton administration.

The government has launched a hygiene awareness campaign around internally displaced person's camps and has pledged to construct boreholes and pit latrines to help counter the problem.

He pledged to construct a new legal framework to deal with those prisoners, saying that if they warranted long-term detention the decision should be made not by the president alone but with congressional and judicial oversight.

Trump has long expressed hostility towards Mexico and has pledged that he will make the country bear all the costs of the infamous border wall that he has pledged to construct.

In order to help transport iron ore, the Chinese pledged to construct a railroad and deep water port.

The new units, which a Berkeley-based developer has pledged to construct, are smaller than the 300-square-foot versions that will fill a New York building earmarked by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg for a pilot project.

Scrapping HS2 and pledging to construct more houses, to boost the NHS, or to build other railways in the north may seem more politically palatable.

.by leading off with the issue of immigration, by proposing to narrow the protections of the 14th Amendment, by representing undocumented Mexicans as rapists, criminals and sources of infectious disease, by pledging to construct a wall across a continent, by promising the roundup and forced deportation of 11 million people, Trump has made looking on the bright side pretty difficult.

The newly crowned twenty-nine-year-old Sultan didn't share his father's aversion to constructing roads, schools, and infrastructure; he pledged to build a modern state.

Yet Trump's own implausible promises – including his pledges to construct a wall between the US and Mexico and bring back manufacturing jobs from overseas – still seem credible to many voters.

The two news outfits were awarded the prize for a multimedia project that focused on the "difficulties and unintended consequences of fulfilling President Trump's pledge to construct a wall along the U.S. border with Mexico," the Pulitzer committee said.