Sentence examples for pledged to enforce from inspiring English sources
Mr. Geithner pledged to enforce Congressional legislation that limits pay at companies receiving government loans.
Mr. Ashcroft pledged to enforce even laws he disagreed with, including those supporting abortion rights.
But then he vowed to support a new bill "explicitly" making waterboarding illegal because Mr. Mukasey pledged to enforce it.
Although he was less enthusiastic about the marijuana legislation than his Broad Front partner Mujica, Vázquez pledged to enforce the law.
Though top United Nations officials have recently pledged to enforce their mandate in Ivory Coast robustly, promising to run roadblocks or other obstructions to protect civilians here, no peacekeepers arrived, much to the anger of residents.
Transport for London (TfL) pledged to enforce rules that prohibit drivers from stopping in ASLs more strictly in April 2013, after Andrew Gilligan, London's cycling commissioner, announced plans to use CCTV cameras to catch wayward motorists.
Clinton has aligned herself with Obama on the issue, pledging to enforce comprehensive background checks, crack down on illegal gun traffickers, hold dealers and manufacturers accountable "when they endanger Americans" and keep guns out of the hands of domestic abusers and stalkers.
Alabama's attorney general, Luther Strange (R), issued a statement acknowledging that "the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling is now the law of the land" and pledging to enforce the ruling, though some counties in the state have stopped issuing all marriage licenses in an effort to avoid allowing gay marriages.
"I hope that John Ashcroft will uphold his pledge to enforce our laws".
The pledge to enforce more budgetary discipline may increase the risk of recession: the fiscal pact is an austerity pact that will prove deflationary, argue critics.
Mr. Sharon, on the other hand, deprecated Palestinian pledges to enforce the truce and said continued shooting precluded any attempt at substantive mediation.
