Sentence examples for pledged to overcome from inspiring English sources

Varane has pledged to overcome his recent injury issues and "meet these expectations … When you're 20, you just want to play.

In recent days, the GSMA, operators and the International Telecommunications Union, a UN agency that manages telecoms standards, have pledged to overcome the blockages, and release the data to researchers in an aggregated, anonymised way to preserve privacy.

Under the banner "a tale of two cities", he has pledged to overcome the growing gulf between rich and poor and re-establish New York as a global hub of progressive politics.

She pledged to overcome the disease.

After three failed presidential bids, last Sunday, his 57th birthday, Lula finally became the first working-class leader of the world's fourth-biggest democracy (and its ninth-largest economy), pledging to overcome, as he put it, Brazil's "historical legacy of inequality and social exclusion".A great story, so far.

Ms Yingluck, the younger sister of an ousted and exiled former prime minister, Thaksin Shinawatra, took office with a pledge to overcome the country's pro- and anti-Thaksin divisions.

This touches upon the issue of accountability as Governments pledge to overcome inequities in health care provision.

Earlier in the year, Obama pledged to take executive action to overcome intransigence on Capitol Hill.

In recent days, the Chinese president and prime minister have spoken of a "grave problem," called for openness and pledged to spend whatever it takes to overcome SARS.

Mr. Brown, speaking at the British base in Lashkar Gah, pledged to provide more equipment to help overcome roadside bombs, a major threat to NATO forces.

A defiant Gordon Brown will take on his critics in the Cabinet today by pledging to confront and overcome his problems, in a personal appeal to ministers to back his forthcoming "policy blitz" and save his embattled leadership.