Sentence examples for pledged to help improve from inspiring English sources

Mr. Daft has also pledged to help improve returns for Coke bottlers.

In foreign policy, Labour pledged to help improve relations between east and west by restoring detente and promised to work "consistently for peace and disarmament".

He also pledged to help improve neighborhoods and reduce the city's liability.

While a number of American brands have pledged to help improve safety in overseas factories, only Abercrombie & Fitch, Sean John Clothing and PVH, owner of the Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein labels, have agreed to sign on to the Accord on Fire and Building Safety in Bangladesh, which will legally require companies to help underwrite safety improvements at dangerous facilities.

"The fact that we are cooperating – and not fighting – is proof that when a country decides to create a brighter future for itself alongside the United States, we follow through on American promises," he said, repeating Trump's pledge to help improve North Korea's economy and provide it with security assurances in return for Kim giving up nuclear weapons.

The rapper on Thursday pledged $1 million to help improve mental-health services in the Windy City through his nonprofit organization SocialWorks, which aims to empower Chicago youth through the arts, education, civic engagement and job opportunities.

In partnership with Earth Institute researchers, the IKEA Foundation has pledged over $2.5 million to help improve the quality of education through pilot projects in two Indian states.

In cooperation with the National Department of Education, UNICEF has pledged its support to help improve the conditions of 585 of the most vulnerable and under-resourced schools in the country.

In cooperation with the National Department of Education, the children's agency has pledged its support to help improve the conditions of 585 of the most vulnerable and under-resourced schools in the country.

Speaking on a visit to the relief road, Transport Minister Keith Brown said the Scottish government had pledged a further £4m to help improve the A83, including more landslip mitigation work.

Leaders at Clinton Global Initiative renew commitments to health and education NEW YORK, USA, 26 September 2007 – A $30 million pledge to help educate children affected by conflict, especially in Iraq and the Occupied Palestinian Territory, and a pledge of $1 billion to help improve maternal and child health worldwide were announced at the Clinton Global Initiative today.