Sentence examples for pledges to implement from inspiring English sources

These actions go against his campaign pledges to implement tougher environmental standards.

In it, the Government, with support of its partners, pledges to implement a National Maternal and Child Health programme, prioritizing child survival and neonatal care interventions and skilled attendance for all births.

Some EU states have already pledged to implement a European financial transaction tax.

George Osborne, the Tory chancellor of the exchequer, this week pledged to implement the ICB's recommendations in full.

No. Syriza campaigned on a pledge to implement the €86bn (£63bailoutlout, while pledging measures to protect vulnerable groups from some of its effects.

The Conservative manifesto, which David Cameron has pledged to implement, commits the UK "to press for a total ban on ivory sales".

At his acceptance speech in 2000, Mr. Bush pledged to implement sweeping tax cuts, and reforms to the public school system, Social Security and Medicare.

The University of Liverpool and the area's local authorities and health trusts have pledged to implement the commission's blueprint for improving the city's health and wealth.

Aren't Republican nomination rivals Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney (both pledged to implement, in large part if not all, the Ryan plan) proposing cuts in public spending?

It has also pledged to implement recommendations in the Leveson report for an independent press regulator backed by statute, bitterly opposed by Murdoch.

He promised speedy reforms of tax, energy, television and education and secured a wide-ranging pact in which all three main parties pledged to implement them.