Sentence examples for pledged to regulate from inspiring English sources

Brussels will pay close attention to the new law, after an EU proposal for similar post-2020 targets last month pledged to regulate trucks for the first time.

During his campaign, Mr. Obama promised to "reinvigorate the drinking water standards that have been weakened under the Bush administration and update them to address new threats". He pledged to regulate water pollution from livestock operations and push for amendments to the Clean Water Act.

Several of the lawmakers confronting Zuckerberg on Tuesday pledged to regulate the company's business if it doesn't regulate itself.

On the other hand, methane emissions, which Obama had pledged to regulate, may well get a regulatory pass as long as Trump is President.

But the latest coalition agreement includes a pledge to regulate the wolf population – currently against EU policy.

Last month, President Bush reversed a campaign pledge to regulate carbon dioxide emissions of power plants, which are the biggest source of such emissions in the nation.

Now Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani is trying the tactic to get out from under his pledge to regulate city financing of the arts.

George Bush stomped out of the UN's Kyoto treaty on global warming three years ago and did a U-turn on campaign pledges to regulate emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2).

"In his very first week in office," he writes, "President Bush reversed a campaign pledge to regulate CO2 emissions — a pledge that had helped persuade many voters that he was genuinely concerned about matters relating to the environment".

Representative Jay Inslee of Washington plans to remind runners racing on Sunday to protest global warming that Mr. Bush has reversed himself on a pledge to regulate carbon dioxide emissions.

Most notably, he broke his campaign pledge to regulate carbon dioxide emissions, offering instead a purely voluntary -- and therefore, one might have thought, meaningless -- plan to limit global warming.