Sentence examples for repeated pledge from inspiring English sources

That commitment makes some countries nervous, as does his repeated pledge to protect the welfare of people, even at the expense of overriding their governments.

Never mind Mr. Gore's repeated pledge to count every vote; his strategists calculated simply that the fewer overseas ballots counted the better.

The adviser said the SNP would now be free to hold talks with Cameron's government, despite Sturgeon's repeated pledge during the general election her party would never work with the Tories.

The very short measure — just one full sentence — is meant as a symbolic swing at a key element of Donald Trump's bid for president, his repeated pledge to temporarily stop all Muslims from entering the United States.

Trump gave his campaign more than $66 million in cash and in-kind contributions, short of his repeated pledge that he would spend $100 million of cash on his White House bid, filings show.

The White House now cites technicalities to avoid admitting that he went too far in his repeated pledge, which, after all, is one of the most famous statements of his presidency.

Nazarbayev ought to be nudged to make good on repeated pledges of democratic change.

He acknowledged that he had broken repeated pledges to pass the immigration overhaul.

He has not repeated pledges that no school would be worse off.

Despite repeated pledges by governments to cut emissions, greenhouse gas output is still rising.

They come despite repeated pledges by the Republican that he will never question his rival's patriotism.