Sentence examples for pledged to remove from inspiring English sources

China pledged to remove its vessels, too, the Philippines said at the time.

The allies have pledged to remove all combat troops by the end of 2014.

He pledged to remove the government from all forms of gambling.

Given the number of advertisers that have pledged to remove their spots, it appears to have been unusually successful.

Israel has pledged to remove all settlement outposts erected since March 2001, when Prime Minister Sharon came to power.

And it has pledged to remove international students from estimations of net immigration, following practice in other counties.

In 2002, the National Conference of Catholic Bishops adopted a national "zero-tolerance" policy, pledging to remove any priest facing credible accusations.

This month, the schools chancellor, Dennis M. Walcott, ordered a review of all substantiated cases of misconduct dating to 2000, pledging to remove any teachers who were found to have engaged in sexually inappropriate behavior.

Tesco recently became the first supermarket to commit to what the group called "a major sugar reduction programme", pledging to remove added sugar from drinks in their 'Kids' range.

Just as Kraft is promising with its macaroni, so Nestlé, the world's biggest food firm, is pledging to remove all artificial flavours and colours in more than 250 types of chocolate sold in America.

It pledges to remove American troops "when appropriate so that the military support needed by a sovereign Iraqi government will no longer be seen as the direct continuation of an American military presence".