Sentence examples for unfulfilled pledges from inspiring English sources

Some of this year's planks are reminders of the unfulfilled pledges from 2008.

The donors who fund half the country's budget are constantly wringing their hands about his unfulfilled pledges of reform.

But critics acknowledge that unfulfilled pledges are often a result of governments' unwillingness to give him adequate money to do the work.

Kevin Nelson, a 41-year-old mechanic, said he had been concerned about election-year promises and unfulfilled pledges made by Mr. James.

Second, the G8 should take specific steps needed to honour long-standing but unfulfilled pledges of support to poor countries to help them achieve the millennium development goals.

He became chairman of the Board of Regents of Seton Hall University; he still owes it millions of dollars in unfulfilled pledges.

They have been bickering instead over their unfulfilled pledge to reinstate judges sacked by President Pervez Musharraf.

Paternity leave extended from two weeks to a month, but an unfulfilled pledge from the 2005 manifesto to extend maternity leave has been dropped.

The list, released under the Freedom of Information Act, represents the final recommendations of a task force of national-security agencies President Obama put together in 2009 as part of his unfulfilled pledge to close the prison within a year.

Coinciding with the one-year anniversary of President Obama's unfulfilled pledge to close the American prison at Guantánamo Bay, the disaster in Haiti suggests a new mission for the United States naval base, one that might burnish America's reputation in the world, if not redeem the base itself.

While Mr. Obama has given himself high grades for his tenure in the White House — including a "solid B-plus" for his first year — many voters don't agree, citing everything from his handling of the economy to his unfulfilled pledge that he would be able to unite Washington to his claim that he would achieve Israeli-Palestinian peace.