Sentence examples for pledged to plan from inspiring English sources

Initially Reinfeldt's government pledged to plan no new nuclear plants during its first term, but then in 2009 it rescinded that restriction and looked forward to a long-term future that would continue to include nuclear power.

The Port Authority was pledged to plan, construct, and administer a port area (Freeport) and to license businesses and industries therein in exchange for various tax exemptions and privileges for 99 years.

Students from that course recommended that President Tilghman sign the Presidents Climate Commitment, a pledge to plan for "climate neutrality" that has been adopted by more than 340 college and university presidents, including Amy Gutmann of the University of Pennsylvania and David Skorton of Cornell University.

The Lib Dems have pledged to scrap planned cuts, but their chances of gaining influence look as sturdy as a chocolate teapot.

Nonetheless, Osborne pledged to produce planning guidance on shale gas exploration by July to provide "clarity" and "ensure an effective planning system is in place".

Allotment owners in Bristol have pledged to oppose plans to concrete over their land to build a new bridge serving a bus route to the city centre.

Powerful Iraqi Shiite Muslim armed groups have pledged to fight a planned deployment of US forces to the country.

To keep the deficit from soaring, Romney has pledged to make the plan "revenue neutral". That means that for every dollar the plan would reduce federal revenue, he would raise a dollar somewhere else — "base broadening," in budget jargon.

Many enterprises have pledged to meet the plan by Nov. 7, the anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution.

Many backbenchers of all parties, plus the Speaker, John Bercow, have also pledged to fight the plan.

The company also pledged to enact a plan to bolster its internal governance and offered to rehire the employees.