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However, only £100m of this will be spent ahead of the General Election, including £50m already pledged to roll out the scheme in pilot areas.
At a global clean bus summit at City Hall in London, 24 cities pledged to roll out 40,000 low-emission buses by the end of the decade.
Trump has pledged to roll back gun restrictions to make gun-carrying legal in more places, including on military bases and perhaps in schools.
Brazil, which has struggled to rein in deforestation, in the fall elected Jair Bolsonaro, a president-elect who has pledged to roll back protections for the Amazon.
The new Republican leaders in Congress have pledged to roll back the EPA's proposed new regulations on coal-fired power plants – a key component of President Obama's strategy to reduce global warming.
Mr. Bloomberg has spent years promoting the city as a model of education reform for the nation, but some of the candidates vying to replace him have pledged to roll back his signature policies.
Despite pledging to roll out GDPR-compliant settings to all Facebook users, the chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg, said the settings "would not be exactly the same format".
Wisconsin and New Jersey have Republican governors, while Mr. Cuomo is a Democrat who has maintained close ties to labor even while pledging to roll back public unions' influence over government spending.
They're doing pickups in SF only for now, pledging to roll into a second city "very soon" based on the zipcodes of users that sign up for their waiting list.
American women face a stark choice in the Iowa caucuses: re-elect feminist President Barack Obama who has advanced equality or caucus for a Republican who pledges to roll back generations of progress. .
Despite promiscuous pledges to roll back Communism, President Dwight Eisenhower and Secretary of State John Foster Dulles had no intention of rolling back anything.
