Sentence examples for pledges to build a from inspiring English sources

Obama's recent pledges to build a "fairer" nation and to level the playing field in favor of poor and middling Americans may resonate with struggling suburban residents.

But many grumble that Mr Hu and Mr Wen have made less progress with their pledges to build a "harmonious society" in a way that pays more attention to people's welfare and the natural environment.

But many of his supporters, I'd be willing to bet, see a strong President who is carrying out his campaign pledges to build a wall, protect American jobs, and put America first.

This continues the approach taken by Mr. Hatoyama since his Democratic Party scored a historic election victory in August on pledges to build a more equal partnership with Washington.

Joanna Rodgers London Congratulations to Nick Clegg for his really imaginative thinking regarding the possible location of new garden cities (Clegg pledges to build a string of new towns along the 'brainbelt of Britain', 6 October).

MOSCOW — The mayor of Moscow, who repeatedly pledges to build a "more European" capital than his deposed predecessor, seemed to get started in earnest this summer with a highly noticeable effort to rip up and replace the sidewalks in the city center.

He offers little detail about his plans, though he pledges to "build an alternative model to this neo-liberal model".

Speaking in Trafford, where the first NHS hospital was opened in 1948, Mr Miliband will announce the third of Labour's five election pledges: to "build an NHS with the time to care: 20,000 more nurses and 8,000 more GPs.

This can't be a vague wave in the direction of house-building, it has to be a pledge to build a several hundred thousand houses that will be in public control and cannot be sold off.

The president pledged to build a "new generation of safe, clean nuclear power plants".

Marchers displayed some of his favourite slogans, such as his pledge to build a "harmonious society".