Sentence examples for policy pledge from inspiring English sources
It's not surprising that his No 1 policy pledge as mayor is to bring down crime rates.
In a policy pledge, Mr Corbyn will say Labour would introduce paid paternity leave for the self-employed and increase the maternity support for self-employed women.
Just last week the businessman faced international condemnation when he released a policy pledge seeking to ban the entry of Muslims into the US.
However, the ideas that will form this policy pledge in Labour's election manifesto are not a response just to the last three months, but to 13 years.
This will include a policy pledge that, under a Government including the Lib Dems, the Foreign Office would be told to use its diplomatic network to push for decriminalisation of homosexuality in countries where it is illegal.
They had made concrete steps – George Osborne was the first to move, to clamp down on "non-doms" in 2009 – but they had not managed to turn Chocolate Oranges into a larger policy pledge.
His electoral campaign centred more on individual policy pledges than on any overarching philosophy.
The policy pledges made before an election shape what happens subsequently if a party wins.
That policy pledges to lower the country's budget deficit to 7.3 percent of gross domestic product this year, down from 9.3 percent last year, and to 4.6 percent in 2011.
In 2002, the National Conference of Catholic Bishops adopted a national "zero-tolerance" policy, pledging to remove any priest facing credible accusations.
Such pre-emptive voter cynicism reduces the value, for Democrats, of fact-checking Mr Romney's (admittedly vague) policy pledges.Here is a link to the full piece.
