Sentence examples for skills pledged from inspiring English sources

Jeff Cuthbert, deputy minister for skills, pledged the "best for students" in Wales, even if it meant "diverging from England and the rest of the UK".

In terms of specific skills measures, the strategy pledges free "basic digital skills training" for adults (actually a reannouncement) — with the government saying it intends to mirror the approach taken for adult literacy and numeracy training.

Setting out his 2013/14 draft budget, he pledged £180m over two years for skills, construction and the green economy.

The minister for skills, Matthew Hancock, who will launch NSA Health on Thursday, has pledged the government's support for the academy.

By encouraging youth to improve math, science, and reading skills, the sorority continued a legacy of community service and pledged to enrich the lives of others.

The numbers learning new skills through apprenticeships are on the rise, and the Government has pledged to spend £140m to open up 35,000 new schemes over the next year.

But he also pledged to normalise the relationship with Russia using his diplomatic skills and his knowledge of Russian business circles.

Earlier this week, Jeremy Corbyn pledged to set up Labour organising academies aimed at teaching supporters new skills that will help transform their communities.

Robb has also pledged to toughen visa conditions to address concerns about the easing of mandatory skills assessments for licensed tradespeople such as carpenters and electricians.

Ministers have pledged to create 3m apprenticeships by 2020 to help tackle both youth unemployment and skills shortages.

The banks have pledged $2 million to cover the flights and plan to use their reputations and organizational skills to encourage other banks and hedge funds to join.