Sentence examples for removed a pledge from inspiring English sources

The first accounts produced after Harding's retirement from BNFL were held up for many months: when finally published, they were stamped with a rare warning from the company's auditors that they could be rendered invalid because the Tory government had removed a pledge to underwrite £17 bn worth of reprocessing contracts.

It comes as an investigation by the British Humanist Association in May last year found that only 14 of the 91 schools teaching creationism in the UK had their funding removed despite a pledge by the Government to crack down on them.

The Tree House has pledged to remove a kilo of trash from the Chao Phraya for every booking it takes: as of last Novemberit had cleared 1,021kg.

Last week Trump settled fraud lawsuits relating to Trump University for $25m, removing a legal headache despite having pledged to fight the cases to the bitter end.

Donald Trump has settled fraud lawsuits relating to Trump University for $25m, removing a legal headache despite having pledged to fight the cases to the bitter end.

Under this scheme leading food and drink companies have committed to reduce calorie levels in their products, and major alcohol companies have pledged to remove a billion units of alcohol units from sale".

5. United Airlines have pledged to never remove a seated customer from a flight again after violently removing David Dao off a flight.

Bachmann's pitched herself to all the right constituents, and has aligned herself with influential Iowa conservatives -- she was the first to sign Bob Vander Plaats' "Marriage Vow," inking her name on the pledge before its sponsor organization, The Family Leader, altered the pledge to remove an odd reference to slavery.

SEOUL, South Korea — Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama of Japan, who swept into power last year with bold promises to revamp the country, then faltered over broken campaign pledges to remove an American base from Okinawa, announced Wednesday that he would step down.

Charles Kennedy, the former leader, used his appearance at a fringe event to warn Mr Clegg not to remove the pledge.

It wants to see students removed from net immigration numbers – a pledge that also appears in the Ukip and Lib Dem manifestos.