Sentence examples for pledged to implement from inspiring English sources
Some EU states have already pledged to implement a European financial transaction tax.
George Osborne, the Tory chancellor of the exchequer, this week pledged to implement the ICB's recommendations in full.
It has also pledged to implement recommendations in the Leveson report for an independent press regulator backed by statute, bitterly opposed by Murdoch.
He promised speedy reforms of tax, energy, television and education and secured a wide-ranging pact in which all three main parties pledged to implement them.
He was sworn in as prime minister on December 21 , 2011 and he pledged to implement a series of austerity measures that would reduce Spain's deficit.
The University of Liverpool and the area's local authorities and health trusts have pledged to implement the commission's blueprint for improving the city's health and wealth.
Then George Papandreou, the former Pasok prime minister, and Antonis Samaras, New Democracy's leader, both sent letters to the troika pledging to implement the new programme no matter who wins the election expected in April.There was relief when Mr Samaras, who had opposed previous reforms, made his letter public.
To assure that Obama reprises FDR's successful 1936 strategy, progressives must pressure the president and his party to run a campaign pledging to implement policies in line with what an overwhelming majority of Americans say they want.
No. Syriza campaigned on a pledge to implement the €86bn (£63bailoutlout, while pledging measures to protect vulnerable groups from some of its effects.
Reacting to Mr Cameron's pledge to implement further devolution "as fast as I can", the SNP MSP James Dornan said: "It'll be interesting to see what exactly it is that we're getting.
Under the plan, the group would push for Labour and other opposition parties to go into the next election pledging to implement the Additional Member System that is used for Scottish Parliamentary elections.
