Sentence examples for pledges to reconsider from inspiring English sources

In her testimony Jackson made two notable pledges to reconsider the question of regulation and the methods used for storage of coal ash.

Tariq Ramadan Brownn should pledge to reconsider policies that divide the communities that make up British society.

But a top Republican, State Representative John Kavanagh, has already pledged to reconsider at least some of the state's cuts for transplants when the Legislature reconvenes in January.

The pushback resulted in Facebook's pledge to reconsider the policy that threatened to confuse news with advertising for the platform's billions of users.

Jackson's pledge to reconsider the state emissions waiver is an "early challenge for automakers" as Obama takes office next week, according to business journal Automotive News.

Ms. Gillibrand, who was sworn in as senator on Tuesday, has tried to allay some of the concerns, reaching out to Hispanic elected officials and pledging to reconsider some of her positions.

But her appointment to the Senate has meant that Ms. Gillibrand has had to pivot, reaching out to Hispanic elected officials and pledging to reconsider some of her positions.

The NRDC and American Lung Association, among other groups, filed a lawsuit against the EPA in 2008 suggesting that such a high limit was illegal, but held off with processing after the Obama administration pledged to reconsider and strengthen the standard.

HSBC has admitted it will review this year whether to move its HQ from the UK because of the tax regime – although tax experts noted that a pledge by Osborne to reconsider the 50p tax rate for higher earners should benefit bankers.

It is thus time for Germany to reconsider its pledge to run a balanced budget next year and "take one for the Eurozone team".

Former cabinet minister Liam Fox has urged the Government to reconsider its pledge to ring-fence budgets for education, the NHS  and foreign aid as the economy continues to falter.