Sentence examples for whatever pledges from inspiring English sources

Clinton also made it clear that America would not budge on its demand for greater accountability from rapidly emerging economies like China and Brazil that they are living up to whatever pledges they make to cut emissions.

Certainly there is no evidence that nations or individuals are actually going to make the changes needed to cut greenhouse gas emissions adequately, whatever pledges may have been made at international conferences.

Both Israel and Saudi Arabia have repeatedly claimed that Tehran is intent on acquiring a nuclear arsenal, regardless of whatever pledges it makes, and that its hand will merely be strengthened by the lifting of economic sanctions as part of an agreement.

That means an agreement that doesn't just add up whatever pledges countries put on the table and call it good.

Furthermore, it is not able to punish any country for failing to meet whatever pledge it does make.

Whatever the pledges about northern powerhouses, they have been completely undercut by its policies.

Mr Schiereck promises to do more for smaller firms; Mr Schlüter talks of creating a "feel-good environment for business".Whatever these pledges might mean in practice, Herne is unlikely to get out of its slump without some outside help, because it does not have the money.

Similarly, whatever wild pledges they may make to the electorate over the next two months, none of the major parties are in principle opposed to the open free-market economy, fiscal rectitude or to attempts to lure foreign capital.For now, the economy is riding a flood of global liquidity.

Whatever countries pledge must have the same legal weight," said European Commission spokesman Isaac Valero-Ladron.

For some, the question of who opens the doors is itself less of a concern than the fear that, once this duty is removed, conductors would be regarded as expendable, whatever the current pledges on having a second onboard staff member – with implications for passenger safety in unattended carriages, as well as in the possible event of an accident or the driver being incapacitated.

Will Miliband honour his pledge, whatever form of coalition he makes, he is asked.