Sentence examples for pledged to extend from inspiring English sources

The Conservatives have pledged to extend "Right to Buy" to housing association tenants.

Before the general election, the Conservative party pledged to extend the right-to-buy scheme to housing association tenants.

Tesla said it would increase the ground clearance of the Model S, and it also pledged to extend its current vehicle warranty to cover fire damage.

In two recent speeches, she pledged to extend President Obama's initiatives aimed at undocumented workers and their families, and called for an end to mass incarceration.

The dealers' group has pledged to extend the work done in tidying up credit and equity derivatives to commodity, foreign-exchange and interest-rate contracts.

Mr. Obama pledged to extend the Bush tax cuts of 2001 and 2003 past 2010, when they would expire, for taxpayers making less than $250,000 a year.

David Cameron's big manifesto-day announcement is pledging to extend the Tories' controversial Right To Buy policy to housing associations.

And the party that oversaw hundreds of Sure Start closures and fewer and fewer childcare places matched Labour at the eleventh hour pledging to extend free childcare.

Housing has become a key issue ahead of the general election, with the Conservatives pledging to extend the right-to-buy scheme to families living in 1.3 million housing association properties.

Ms Sturgeon has already moved into Labour territory by pledging to extend free child care, pay government cleaners more and increase spending on health care.Thus she plans to win enough seats in next year's Westminster election to hold the balance of power in the event of a hung parliament.

Cardiff City striker Craig Bellamy is again included after pledging to extend his international career.