Sentence examples for pledges to break from inspiring English sources

Its manifesto also pledges to break up "monopolies" in certain sectors.

He also pledges "to break the culture of machine politics" of the Republicans' decades-long control.

In a speech on February 3rd, Mr Gove pledged to break down a "Berlin Wall" between state and private schools.

Mr Aso has likewise pledged to break with "excessive market fundamentalism".Such views have helped shape both parties' manifestos.

He has pledged to break protocol and inform the next jury about the mandatory prison sentence that the charges carry.

Miliband says his pledge to break up the big six energy companies is an example of this.

Who, in the West, will pledge to break this mould and return after high office to modest private life, like the Roman leader Cincinnatus to his plough?

Energy Electricc bills could start to fall if Ofgem gets its way The energy regulator this week pledged to "break the stranglehold" of the "Big Six" energy suppliers.

Ms Park promised to tackle social inequality, and also pledged to break "the vicious cycle of mistrust" between North and South Korea.

Three weeks earlier, in the second Democratic primary debate, Sanders twice mentioned reëstablishing Glass-Steagall, twinning it with a pledge to "break up the big banks".

His pledge to break up the high street banks was the least popular (but still had 43.9% of people in favour of it).