Sentence examples for pledging to build from inspiring English sources

Instead of grandstanding and cheap vote-grabbing tactics like pledging to build starter homes that are still unaffordable, the government could simply invest in building social housing.

In January Barack Obama embraced his predecessor's vision, pledging to build a "new generation of safe, clean nuclear-power plants".

But even the Tories stop short of pledging to build the airport if they win the next election.

She struggled to explain how her party would pay for the 500,000 new council homes it is pledging to build, erupting into a coughing fit when pressed.

Finally, in 2012, soon after the E.P.A. announced that it would investigate part of Campbell's claim, Orange County yielded, pledging to build a community center in Rogers-Eubanks.

"By pledging to build this elementary school, the university has done more than pay lip service to community needs," Mr. Stringer said.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has pledged to build, save or restore 165,000 such housing units by 2014.

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

As roads minister, he pledged to build 20 kilometers, or 12 miles, of highway a day.

At Salford, they have pledged to build an academy that will develop young British players.

Mr Fox pledged to build 750,000 houses a year by the end of his term.