Sentence examples for pledging to deliver from inspiring English sources
The chancellor also reached out to Tory backbenchers by pledging to deliver a real-term increase in the defence budget every year.
Uefa's Fifa presidential candidate Gianni Infantino – pledging to deliver radical change and a clean break from the past, "not only for Europe, but for world football".
The concern for Obama's long-term climate legacy was inherent in Thursday's declaration, with the US and Canada pledging to deliver plans for decarbonising the post-2050 economy by the end of 2016.
An alliance of sorts is formed, with the United States pledging to deliver money, military support and intelligence to the king in exchange for assorted corporate contracts, permission to build monitoring stations along the country's border and the assurance that Kurash will serve as a bulwark against the pan-Arabic nationalism of Gamal Abdel Nasser, the Egyptian president.
On its website, YOURvoice is pledging to deliver "a better democracy".
In exchange, Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, pledged to deliver security for the Israelis.
Under the new Sustainable Development Goals, 193 countries have pledged to deliver water for all by 2030.
So they have pledged to deliver free chocolate to offices, even if the strike is called off.
Sir David Higgins, the new chairman of HS2, has pledged to deliver the high-speed rail project more cheaply.
They have pledged to deliver their five main manifesto pledges in under 140 characters to young people on the social network.
The Tory prime minister has also pledged to deliver more powers to English voters, to address a longstanding constitutional anomaly occasioned by Scottish devolution.
