Sentence examples for remarkable pledge from inspiring English sources

Perdue has also made a remarkable pledge of transparency in its "programs, goals and progress to build lasting trust and relationships with our stakeholders". The transparency pledge includes sharing key animal metrics annually, honestly answering constructive criticism and, opening a dialogue with stakeholders including animal welfare activists, animal experts and academics.

That's because these savings will be recycled into public spending.This leaves the Conservatives offering remarkable pledges.

Back in September his party speech included something altogether more remarkable about energy: a pledge to take all of the carbon out of our energy (by which he meant electricity) by 2030.

Specter's pledge is remarkable on several counts.

A Stanford-led study examines why these otherwise remarkable and promising industry pledges often fall short of meaningful impact, and suggests a range of public-private policy solutions.

Bill Gates, Rotary and the other partners have pledged that their remarkable efforts to defeat polio in the remaining countries will help to build vibrant public health systems in those countries.

Also remarkable is that Trump made his pledge to Macron rather than to British Prime Minister Theresa May, on whose soil the attack occurred.

Those subsidiary pledges would themselves be remarkable in a Conservative leader.

He began by delivering an encomium to the coalition's record.William Hague: It is remarkable that out of the 397 pledges in the coalition agreement 362 have been met and nearly all the others are under way.

Either way, his retreat to Fox News is a remarkable change in strategic focus, having earlier pledged to win the election based on his skill at generating free media coverage.

This year, he said, will be "a year of action".That in America this pledge was not regarded as the most remarkable element of the speech shows how inured the country has become to dysfunctional government.