Sentence examples for vowing to remove from inspiring English sources

President Obama recently announced plans to initiate a governmentwide review of corporate regulation, vowing to "remove outdated regulations that stifle job creation".

SAN FRANCISCO — The investor Carl C. Icahn stepped up the pressure on Yahoo on Tuesday, vowing to remove Jerry Yang, its chief executive, if he succeeds in replacing the company's board with his own slate of directors.

The country has worked hard to draw foreign investment, with officials vowing to remove red tape and saying that foreign investors now can establish a company in Iran and own 100percentt of it.

While Mr. Bush may resolve some of the mysteries surrounding his own views when he speaks publicly on Wednesday morning after his meeting with members of Congress, the White House today did little to resolve a central conundrum: How can the United Nations persuade Iraq to allow inspections if Mr. Bush is still vowing to remove him?

Ecuador's lead opposition candidate is offering a sharp break with ten years of leftist rule in the Andean country, vowing to remove Wikileaks founder Julian Assange from the nation's London embassy, speak out against Venezuela's socialist government, and likely renegotiate debts with China.

In 2012, Tumblr vowed to remove pages promoting self-harm.

Northern Ireland's power-sharing government has vowed to remove all the peace walls by 2023.

But he has vowed to remove the tax breaks that made it cheaper for companies to hire young employees.

Lynn vowed to remove Shimshak from the case if he repeated the threat — and denigrated his professionalism.

In Maryland, Virginia, and Tennessee, elected officials have vowed to remove the image of the flag from license plates.

County Executive Steve Bellone, a Democrat, had vowed to remove the trailers by Jan . 1 but missed the deadline.