Sentence examples for pledged to transform from inspiring English sources

Nothing, that is, except the Americans who have pledged to transform that vision into reality.

Mr. Cisneros and KB pledged to transform an overgrown patch of land into a showcase.

"The president has pledged to transform America, and he spent the last four years laying the groundwork for a government centered society.

Mr. Donovan, like his opponent, Mr. Schneiderman, has pledged to transform the attorney general's office into a kind of superprosecutor's office.

PAGE E8 Editorial MR. OBAMA'S ENERGY FUTURE During his run for the White House, Barack Obama pledged to transform the way Americans produce and consume energy.

In July, the Department for Education pledged to transform children's services by 2020 (pdf) but the NAO expressed doubts over whether this will be achieved.

The Governor held a press conference, pledging to transform child protection.

On Facebook, people began calling Rachelle Bond a "momster". The Governor held a press conference, pledging to transform child protection.

The taking of the Bastille in 1789, to begin with, represents a "shining" moment in which the common people rose up to support the self-declared National Assembly, which was defying King Louis XVI and pledging to transform France into a constitutional monarchy.

For years, Conservatives had claimed that the large and powerful mayoral agency is a bloated bureaucracy in need of ruthless trimming, yet there was the Tory candidate – a Mr Goldsmith, you might recall - insisting that it could not cope with its fares being frozen for four years, while Labour man Sadiq Khan was pledging to transform it into a paragon of enterprise and efficiency.

He reversed his country's longstanding mistrust of Russia by openly courting its president, Vladimir Putin, and pledging to transform Hungarian politics along the lines of that country's "illiberal state".