Sentence examples for pledging before from inspiring English sources

Soon after the takeover of Cadbury, Kraft announced it would close a plant in Bristol with the loss of 400 jobs, despite pledging before the deal that it would keep it open, and in January it announced that 250 jobs would be lost at its Bournville plant.

The Lib Dems have come under heavy pressure after pledging before the election not to support any fee rise.

"Is his future with UKIP or not?" The party has been beset by wrangling since Mr Farage agreed to stay on as leader after failing to get elected in Thanet South - despite pledging before the election that he would quit the post if he failed to get elected to Parliament.

The party has been beset by wrangling since Mr Farage agreed to stay on as leader after failing to get elected in Thanet South - despite pledging before the election that he would quit the post if he failed to get elected to Parliament.

Last year, he got most legislators to sign pledges before the election to support an independent commission.

Granted, the Tories pledged before the election to maintain spending on the popular National Health Service.

"I pledged before becoming prime minister that I would be more presidential.

For the record, the IFS costed each party's manifesto pledges before the last election.

Remember Labour's income tax pledge before the 1997 general election?

The Liberal Democrats had pledged before the 2010 elections to scrap tuition fees.

We need to be sure we have between 75%and80%0% pledged before we start.