Sentence examples for set of pledges from inspiring English sources
At the point at which no party has a majority, the manifesto transforms from a set of pledges into a negotiating position.
The campaign got off to a momentous start with children voicing the ten points of the Say Yes pledge, and several notable Mexicans making the countrys first set of pledges.
"We've had enough promises of reform, scorecards and far-off dates," Ric Munoz, an alderman, said of Mr. Emanuel's transition plan, which Mr. Munoz said sounded more like a set of campaign pledges.
The ANC's election manifesto, which reads more like a wish list than a set of firm pledges, is too vague to indicate exactly what direction the new government will take.
Obama has also infuriated Republicans by proposing a new set of tax pledges that Thomas Piketty would love: raising the capital gains tax to 28%, taxing trust funds at a higher rate, and fining banks to create $325bn that can be a tax cut to the middle class.
Labour called on Welsh voters to send a message to the UK government and reject UKIP when it launched a set of five pledges for the European elections.
The last set of global pledges, made in 2000, included the promise to provide primary school education for all children by 2015.
They have a whole set of uncosted spending pledges.
The summit will adopt a new set of priorities and pledges meant to end poverty and huger, fight inequality and injustice, and achieve gender equality by 2030.
The French presidency will be judged a success if it pulls off just one tricky task: turning a set of lofty EU pledges on tackling climate change into concrete measures spelling out exactly how much each country must cut its carbon emissions between now and 2020.
Until the Global Goals, we had a fragmented set of international commitments, pledges, and policies, each focused on a separate topic or a small group of political priorities.
