Sentence examples for pledged to prevent from inspiring English sources

As Pollack hammers home, Obama has explicitly pledged to prevent Tehran from becoming a nuclear power.

The prime minister repeatedly apologized for the timing of the announcement and pledged to prevent such embarrassing incidents from recurring.

Either move would, in effect, give the Tories a chance to form a government, something Sturgeon has pledged to prevent.

In his speech today, Mr. Gore also pledged to prevent oil drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska.

The international community has pledged to prevent any such horror from recurring, yet it has happened again".

The mayor has since banned such events in Athens's central square, and he had pledged to prevent Golden Dawn's event on Thursday.

"Any country that signs the agreement pledges to prevent its citizens and vessels flying its flag from making unregulated, illegal dives to the wreck or selling artifacts from it," said John F. Turner, an assistant secretary of state.

Ten Southeast Asian nations joined the United States today in pledging to "prevent, disrupt and combat" global terrorism through increased sharing of information and intelligence, winding up a regional conference in Brunei at which North Korea and Washington took a first step toward renewed dialogue.

Instead, the Greens won record support in key electorates, while a new Labor-led government was elected on the promise to protect the Reef -- pledging to prevent any dredge spoil from being dumped in the World Heritage Area or nearby wetlands, and to reject tax breaks for Adani as well as the use of tax dollars to support rail infrastructure connecting the mine to the ports.

Mr. Obama pointedly emphasized his administration's pledge to prevent a nuclear-armed Iran, one of Mr. Netanyahu's greatest fears.

The trouble is that one of the three missed targets includes a pledge to prevent outbreaks of serious diseases.