Sentence examples for pledged to set up from inspiring English sources

Western countries pledged to set up such a fund but details have yet to be worked out.

Tyrol's governor, Günther Platter, said he was "deeply shaken" and pledged to set up a commission of experts to investigate.

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos pledged to set up new rules for how colleges should respond to sexual misconduct complaints.

He pledged to set up a "modern army" to guard the borders, help in natural disasters and fight drug-trafficking.

He also pledged to set up a "permanent pothole fund" of £250m to help maintain local roads.

India has pledged to set up its own tsunami-warning system, whereas Singapore is proposing that all nations in the region contribute towards a common system.

He has got off to a fair start, ensuring that Mr Gbagbo was captured alive and unharmed and pledging to set up a South African-style truth-and-reconciliation commission.

He also pledges to set up a London-wide not-for-profit mayoral lettings agency "for good landlords" as an alternative to the commercial ones, to promote landlord licensing with a view to improving standards and to name and shame "rogue" landlords.

The party said it would put re-industrialisation at the heart of its campaign in Scotland, pledging to set up a commission to look at ways to rejuvenate and expand the coal industry, back fracking and do away with subsidies for wind, solar and nuclear power.

Michelle King on Tuesday called for traditional public schools and charters groups often at odds to work together, pledging to set up a conference where they could share ideas.

A senior government minister close to the Better Together campaign said a pledge to set up a new Scottish conference or convention, after a no vote, was imminent.