Sentence examples for radical pledge from inspiring English sources

Syriza swept to a historic victory yesterday with its radical pledge for a "new deal" for the country's finances, vowing to completely re-write its massive bailout deal with the Eurozone.

Trump could pull back from his most radical pledges, and massive obstacles remain before Germany could reemerge as a "normal nation" matching its economic strength with muscle.

At times he sounds like a true radical: pledging to promote mobility in the rigid labour market, slash waste in medical care, liberalise the electricity market and shake up Japan Agriculture (JA), a vast, monopolistic network of agricultural co-operatives.By far the most important reform would be to overhaul outdated work practices.

Tommy made his first post-Reformation appearance at a press conference organised by Quilliam, where co-founder Maajid Nawaz (a former Islamist radical) pledged to "guide [the men] and facilitate their transition".

"If there were a group of radical Christians pledging to murder anyone who had a different religious view than they, we would have a different national security situation".

Many taxpayers refused to pay their debts to the tax authority in the prospect of a Syriza win, as the radical left pledged to scrap an unpopular property tax (ENFIA).

"Our manifesto policy was much more radical than the pledge to not increase tuition fees.

In December 1969, President Nixon made a radical and controversial pledge that America would never use chemical weapons in a first strike.

Democratic partisans turned out in conservative locales such as New Orleans and Dallas to hear Sanders decry the 1% and pledge radical political change.

Supported by other developing countries, they also watered down the draft's most radical feature: a pledge by developing countries to undertake "measurable, reportable and verifiable" efforts to cut their emissions.

In places like Erimo, Mr. Koizumi has pledged radical reallocation of government spending.