Sentence examples for pledges to abide from inspiring English sources

The largest rebel group here regularly violates the rights of noncombatants by attacking civilians, kidnapping for ransom, recruiting children and focusing on medical workers, all in spite of the group's occasional pledges to abide by some international rights norms, Human Rights Watch says in a new report.

It was rife with lofty platitudes about agreeing to disagree, and pledges to abide by paraphrases of Ronald Reagan's 11th Commandment: "Thou shalt not speak ill of another conservative".

Each pupil has signed a contract pledging to abide by school rules.

No other major manufacturer has pledged to abide by China's work-hour laws in such a public manner.

At the time of the signing, Russia pledged to abide by the treaty's terms provisionally, even without parliamentary ratification.

The Democratic-led Assembly refused to go along, though 12 of its members have individually pledged to abide by the ban.

While so far unratified, the ban is mostly observed in practice; Moscow has pledged to abide by its rules.

Senate Democrats and Republicans have pledged to abide by those caps, and Mr. Obama has threatened to veto any bill that cuts spending to the lower House level.

They and their male guardians had to pledge to abide by the rule – which isn't actually a law – in the future.

Mr. Kerry has said he would abide by the overall $45 million limit, but has not pledged to abide by the state-by-state limits.

The party must be allowed to function freely, with new democratic elections scheduled and the junta pledging to abide by the results.