Sentence examples for significant pledges to from inspiring English sources

Worst of all, no country has made significant pledges to cut greenhouse-gas emissions since the Copenhagen conference and its aftermath.

It is also helped by a significant pledge to raise NHS spending in real terms.

Last month, we saw European Union leaders make the world's first significant pledge to cut greenhouse gas emissions in the next decade.

"Claiming that the maintenance of Australia's already stated humanitarian intake for 2018-19 of 18,750 places into future years is some kind of significant pledge to help the international community deal with the global refugee crisis is disingenuous," Ronalds said.

But EU members have yet to make significant pledges, and African leaders such as Niger President Mahamadou Issoufou say that $2 billion — which comes in addition to more than $20 billion that the EU and its members already contribute to Africa — is not enough.

In a striking repudiation of official White House statements, the acting director, Andrew G. McCabe, said the inquiry was "highly significant" and pledged to the Senate Intelligence Committee that the F.B.I. would resist any attempt to influence or hobble the investigation.

The galleries have denied that report, and in an e-mail message to Bloomberg News, a spokesman for the Scottish government said only that it had made "a significant funding pledge to the National Galleries of Scotland which was essential to get its fund-raising campaign off the ground".

But Gove also chose to launch his leadership bid with a very substantial social reform speech, with some significant pledges on subjects including the NHS and rental housing.

So it came as no surprise that there were several potentially significant pledges on tax in the final communiqué, including that: "tax authorities across the world should automatically share information to fight the scourge of tax evasion"."Should" is not the same as "will".

We have some significant pledges, but I have no idea if we can make that kind of money".

The development of Catalan constitutionalism received a strong impetus from two significant pledges made by Peter III in the Corts (parliament) of Barcelona in 1283.