Law enforcement interviewed 22 pledges, while 19 pledges refused to speak.
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But pledges are not enough and pledges will not create "behaviors that result in change," she says.
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Political campaigns are full of big public pledges, and academic research indicates that those pledges are mostly kept.
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He did indeed receive pledges for 306 electoral votes, but his opponent, Hillary Clinton, received pledges for 232, not 223.
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While just over half of the states require pledges from electors, few constitutional law experts believe these pledges could be enforced.
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Financing for land restoration pledges will come from international donors through climate change adaptation pledges, the private sector, Brazil's government and aid groups, Calmon said.
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Those charged are accused of putting Timothy Piazza and other pledges through something called "the gauntlet," forcing the pledges to binge drink dangerous amounts of alcohol.
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Countries put forward individual pledges for curbing emissions and agreed to meet regularly to review and strengthen those pledges in the hopes of avoiding catastrophic warming.
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The official White House line was that secretly Trump's repeated pledges not to cut Social Security were really just pledges not to cut Social Security's old age program.
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The new notes are secured by pledges over certain share pledges, bank accounts and intercompany receivables and benefit from senior, joint and several guarantees provided by certain group entities.
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The pledges aren't binding, but superdelegates know what they're doing: They know that their pledges are monitored by news outlets, and that stating their support might ensure that Mrs.
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The 28044 pledges of more than $21 billion in Syrian relief were for a five-year period, while the 2800 pledges of $8003 billion were for a single year.
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The 2016 pledges of more than $12 billion in Syrian relief were for a five-year period, while the 2017 pledges of $6 billion were for a single year.
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Fraternity members asked pledges questions about the fraternity, and if they answered incorrectly, pledges were told to "take a 'pull' from a bottle of alcohol," according to arrest warrants.
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People can make pledges to any of the three cities, and whichever city has the most pledges by the end will receive an additional $50,000 for its charity from Long himself.
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A 2016 Daily Pennsylvanian review of university reports found pledges of more than $1.4 million from Trump to the school, though there's no way to tell if the pledges were fulfilled.
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" But now, he pledges, "those days are behind us.
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The volume and composition of China's 2018 FOCAC financial pledges to Africa indicates China's commitment remains strong, Sun writes, but it also appears to be "more cautious and calculating" than past pledges.
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The night of February 2, the pledges consumed four to five drinks of wine, beer or liquor in a two-minute period, the statement said, quoting a police officer who questioned pledges.
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By discussing local pledges you'll push voters away from us.
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These pledges have helped fuel a powerful stock market rally.
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Pelosi's critics say such pledges opened the door to victory.
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And Aspiration pledges that deposits never go toward funding firearms.
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Lawmakers have so far only provided nomination pledges for Sisi.
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The companies have already made similar pledges in the past.
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Staff must sign written pledges to abide by the act.
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The entire Broadly staff pledges to NEVER stop watching this.
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Still, these groups are seeking stronger pledges from both companies.
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Yet the making of unrealistic pledges has remained a tradition.
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Anyway, these pledges are the building blocks of this agreement.
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Technological progress, however, is not keeping pace with government pledges.
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Monday also brought new EV pledges from German rival Mercedes.
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The group also claims an additional $93 million in pledges.
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Of her 144 manifesto pledges, only one addresses women's issues.
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For some people mourning loved ones, those pledges looked derisory.
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Macron, however, pledges to improve France's security and intelligence apparatus.
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Russia continues to command the skies, despite pledges to withdraw.
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But last year it was forced to abandon both pledges.
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When will Abiy's pledges of change help their impoverished communities?
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Past pledges to stamp out the group were quickly abandoned.
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Many remain reluctant to increase military spending, despite past pledges.
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"I'm gonna fall in love with you someday," she pledges.
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But his ex, Darcy, climbs up and pledges her love.
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The UK and Germany have yet to make similar pledges.
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If pledges answered incorrectly, they were forced to drink alcohol.
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She courted donors whose pledges could help secure the loan.
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They have pushed for much more detailed pledges on aid.
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Within six months, the foundation had received pledges totaling $50,000.
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Although some have made pledges, they have not done so.
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Leaders from Brazil and Colombia have also made similar pledges.
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The question is whether China will stick to its pledges.
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But other pledges, like scrapping student tuition fees, are overkill.
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California lawmakers have made ambitious pledges to fight climate change.
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There are books, pledges, and pop music dedicated to it.
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Both were signature pledges of his during the 2016 campaign.
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He made renegotiating NAFTA one of his top campaign pledges.
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So the campaign has instead gathered 2,789 pledges to vote.
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National pledges made for the Paris Climate Agreement fall short.
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Participants managed to raise more than $30 billion in pledges.
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But for Bird, the pledges have resulted in little progress.
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He always pledges outcomes, never the policies to achieve them.
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And he made pledges that he clearly could not fulfill.
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Political and business leaders are making pledges and offering plans.
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In Lebanon things happen though elections not pledges of allegiances.
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This year, we've received almost $21 million with additional pledges.
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The answer is not industry committees, moral pledges or hashtags.
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While some reform pledges by Beijing are largely agreed, including an agreement to avoid currency manipulation, the two sides have not yet settled on an enforcement mechanism to ensure that China keeps its pledges.
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An America First Action official also told Axios it has $40 million in outstanding donor pledges, and has collected $103.23 million of those pledges since the end of the reporting period on June 30.
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"Some of what were referred to as pledges were actually expectations based on pledges made to previous conventions, while a handful had been withdrawn from the Host Committee for 2016 Republican National Convention," it said.
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On his phone, the family also found a video of pledges fighting, as well as text messages indicating that at one point, Marquise worried he had a concussion from being forced to fight other pledges.
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As a young man, he pledges not to touch a gun.
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Missouri lawmaker pledges to beef up safety standards on duck boats .
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I got innumerable notes, pledges, requests, et cetera to lower rates.
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Donald Trump pledges to be neutral between Israel and the Palestinians.
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For now, SmartDuvet Breeze is taking early pledges starting at $199.
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You would think they would have some sort of initiative, pledges.
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But diversity can't be brought about through initiatives and pledges alone.
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Some of his pledges would clearly create problems for the industry.
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She pledges to stand up for working families, children and immigrants.
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How will we know if people make good on their pledges?
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Cruz cited Trump's pledges on the judiciary in his Facebook post.
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The prohibition pledges fines and imprisonment for those aiding the group.
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But Manafort said Trump wasn't walking away from his past pledges.
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Hopefully these pollution reduction pledges will get MORE AMBITIOUS over time.
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That's why negotiators encourage countries to boost their pledges over time.
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China seems to be upholding the pledges made towards African education.
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These are the pledges that regulators can hold the companies to.
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"He talked about tax reform," McConnell said of Trump's campaign pledges.
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Thank you all for the kind words and pledges of support.
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The new pledges gave the agency a bit more breathing room.
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He has taken no public action on any of those pledges.
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How do you make things shitty for a bunch of pledges?
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Countries are allowed to participate only if they are making pledges.
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Apple's Silicon Valley neighbors Google and Facebook have made similar pledges.
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Many formal denials and pledges of official investigations have been made.
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No, actual dollars aren't being collected here, just pledges of support.
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Pres pledges to honor Otto's memory "with total American resolve." pic.twitter.
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But pledges are often broken, be it outright or in part.
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Trump's pledges are "not feasible", Spiegel cited the memorandum as saying.
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The proposition was simple: Donors made "pledges" to the crowdfunding campaign.
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Delegates called on countries to implement their pledges to cut emissions.
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But Trump has whiffed on some of his more complex pledges.
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Johnson&aposs previous policing pledges also proved not to be reliable.
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Germany is also stepping up pledges to help companies under stress.
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Other Chinese officials have made vague pledges about tackling debt before.
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The first formal deadline to ramp up those pledges is 2020.
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Ms. Harris pledges to reverse that definitional change, her spokesman said.
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He fulfilled campaign pledges and reminded us that elections have consequences.
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Donald Trump pledges to "cancel" American involvement in the Paris accord.
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You now face the hardest part: following through on those pledges.
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As the government pledges support, a restaurateur prepares to hunker down.
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Such pledges are often difficult to keep in the long term.
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There have been pledges to boycott Georgia and promises to stay.
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Here's what you need to know: • Limited pledges from North Korea.
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Labour could push its manifesto pledges again after Parliament's summer recess.
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It goes further than other environmental pledges by Fortune 289 companies.
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He pledges, above all, to take on the increasingly despised elites.
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Yet, the U.S. might not even achieve its current 26 pledges.
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We are going to execute on the pledges made in Paris.
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Not all Pi Delta Psi pledges experienced a profound racial awakening.
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All three companies have made pledges about their packaging for 2025.
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The two countries' pledges have now become intertwined in presidential politics.
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We need political will to ensure these pledges translate into places.
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So far only $1.4 billion of those pledges have been received.
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These pledges are all in service of bolstering our economic future.
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Currently, China and India are on track to exceed their pledges.
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In the video, she pledges not to take corporate PAC money.
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Kim's game plan seems to be to sign pledges for denuclearization, leaving details to be worked out in follow-up talks, knowing that the pledges won't be fully implemented and that there will never be intrusive inspections.
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The following is a provisional list of the biggest pledges made at the London conference, provided by Britain's Department for International Development, which said further pledges were made later and the figures were subject to further checks.
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Pledges would also start buying significant amounts of U.S. corn and wheat.
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At the same time, he doubled down on pledges to stem corruption.
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But Department of Agriculture data shows those pledges haven't come to fruition.
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Commitment to New Year's pledges often wanes by mid-February, Yarrow said.
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The political implications of candidates potentially reneging on their pledges are unclear.
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The big picture: Kim often lays out pledges he fails to meet.
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It was also meant to underpin international climate pledges made by America.
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Getting rid of it was one of Mr Trump's main campaign pledges.
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Despite public pledges of loyalty, much of the army wants a transition.
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H&M's pledges should help, but the sector's real problem is waste.
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About 85033,000 of the union's 18,000 members have signed pledges to strike.
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Skeptics warn that North Korea has made similar pledges in the past.
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What's more, many companies face rising taxes despite pledges of tax cuts.
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HyperJuice is launching on Kickstarter today at $149 for early bird pledges.
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So far, however, pledges to cut pollution fall short of what's needed.
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There are spending pledges on infrastructure, where wealthy Germany is surprisingly deficient.
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Despite pledges of reform by many companies, some Japanese workers were skeptical.
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Watch: MacKenzie Bezos pledges to donate most of her wealth to charity
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Mr Thaksin's allies have made endless pledges to help the rural poor.
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In both Westminster and Wandsworth, Labour has matched Tory pledges on tax.
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An international fund-raising drive has already received its first big pledges.
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A full list of NDC pledges by country can be found here.
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But analysts said the timing of the latest loyalty pledges was noteworthy.
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The party pledges to increase pensions by an average 20-30 percent.
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Corporations and governments use it to make pledges and announce sustainability measures.
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Pledges currently begin at $79 for a Pal compatible with Pebble Time.
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Pledges to take on vested interests tend to be popular in Japan.
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Trump wooed wary Republicans last year with pledges to appoint conservative judges.
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But, despite pledges on both sides to close it, it's still operating.
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But while frustration is understandable, such pledges are basically empty threats. Why?
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Biomass accounted for just $5 billion of investment pledges, down 46 percent.
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Then she "pledges allegiance to his cock" before her father walks in.
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Current backers can reconsider their pledges to buy a new Time Round.
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McGregor appreciates the response of law enforcement and pledges his full cooperation.
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This would not require Clinton to forsake her campaign pledges, he said.
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It demands nations not only holding up, but exceeding their climate pledges.
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A number of state and city leaders nationwide have made similar pledges.
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Burch told her fellow pledges several times that she wanted to quit.
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Democratic presidential hopefuls Bernie Sanders and Kamala Harris have made similar pledges.
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Candidates were required to sign pledges of loyalty to the Basic Law.
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Residents could elect new leadership that pledges to overturn an unpopular policy.
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Analysis of Johnson's record, however, reveals a long list of broken pledges.
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The pledges the 2020 candidates have made demonstrate commitment to that goal.
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Social-media safety seems to be a common thread with tourism pledges.
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But he said that some of his campaign pledges were positively bankable.
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I was scrolling down the list of pledges and, boom, $25 subtracted.
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Mr. de Blasio has made other grandiose pledges to combat climate change.
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Mr. Xi has said only that China will stick to its pledges.
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She pledges to pass Domestic Terrorism Prevention Orders into law if elected.
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Candidates who reversed their pledges claim to have only done so grudgingly.
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At best, she has secured pledges to do so from leading companies.
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Google has made some big pledges when it comes to environmental responsibility.
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Volvo hasn't provided many details to go with its broader carbon pledges.
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Not Mr. Macron, with his pledges of keeping France open to globalization.
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Thirteen governors have also pledged to continue to honor the Paris pledges.
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His pledges are dwarfed by Labour's 83 billion-pound planned spending increase.
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To date, all rich countries' pledges fall way short of the mark.
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If Collins decided to oppose Kavanaugh, the pledges would have been canceled.
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The United States has urged NATO onto $400 billion in new pledges.
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Each country made its own nonbinding pledges to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
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While these pledges are high in ambition, they fall short on implementation.
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And that's assuming countries actually hit their pledges, which they may not.
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The pledges we all signed not to use drugs or join gangs.
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He further pledges to make the US Interagency Council on Homelessness permanent.
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Kabore was elected in 2015 on pledges to restore democracy and justice.
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If the Trump administration's goal is for North Korea to give up its nuclear weapons, it will need to demand Kim move past words and make firm pledges, pledges that he would need to be held accountable for.
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According to an analysis by MSNBC, out of 35 public pledges Trump made since becoming president, he has made no major effort to follow through on 18, while he has taken some kind of action on 17 other pledges.
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The Greens and the free-market Free Democrats (FDP) have made similar pledges.
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During the rampage, Mateen also calls 911 and pledges his allegiance to ISIS.
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The spending pledges have fuelled expectations Johnson is preparing for an early election.
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The United Nations says current pledges are too weak to reach that goal.
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Meanwhile, the Democratic Party pledges in its 2016 party platform to lift restrictions.
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It's unclear if these pledges will make a difference in the race, however.
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Yet a U-turn is precisely what the new policy pledges look like.
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Early bird pledges can pick up a the box of worms for ~$113.
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Most analysts say that stock pledges don't pose a systemic risk right now.
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The prevalence of share pledges is partly the result of Beijing's own actions.
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We host and attend benefit concerts, participate in walkathons and sign online pledges.
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The new law pledges to reduce red tape and offers enticing tax incentives.
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The generous pledges are contingent on a smooth Brexit in March next year.
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A Reuters study showed that pledges on reducing air pollution were also missed.
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The pledges came in a statement following China's annual Central Economic Work Conference.
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A weakness: The agreement relies on voluntary pollution-reduction pledges from its members.
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While she doesn't name the label, she pledges not to patronize it anymore.
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We have almost 40,000 pledges that we've gotten from our audiences across platforms.
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She pledges to make them regret the day they gave up on Steven.
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Sisi's campaign said on Monday it had received nomination pledges from 915,000 citizens.
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At the time of reporting, the project has earned over $630,000 in pledges.
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Talks collapsed in May after Washington accused Beijing of reneging on reform pledges.
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The campaign had attracted over $1,500 in pledges at the time of writing.
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Other pledges include: Expanding federal funding for mental health and substance abuse services.
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These are voluntary emissions reduction pledges submitted in advance of Paris last year.
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Pledges from the Department of Health and Human Services helped flip two members.
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Comcast also repeated pledges to increase investment in Britain's film and television industries.
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Because if 75 percent of your pledges quit, you don't have a fraternity.
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But the lower prices go, the more they borrow to honour those pledges.
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A Paris donors conference in April yielded pledges of billions, conditional on reform.
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The order promotes free market reforms that were absent from Trump's campaign pledges.
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Mr. McGregor appreciates the response of law enforcement and pledges his full cooperation.
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The United States could reinstate tariffs if China fails to fulfill those pledges.
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There are now bigger goals — though not yet binding pledges — on the horizon.
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A whiteboard packed with promises and pledges Trump made during the 2016 campaign.
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The pledges had read online about any torment ever conceived by any pledgemaster.
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He promises a "political revolution"; Mrs Clinton pledges to secure Mr Obama's legacy.
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Everybody knew about the pledges; they knew what that meant," he said. "Sen.
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It received pledges for $68.6 million as of Friday, according to its website.
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Governments should be more proactive in backing up their pledges with concrete legislation.
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Yet that needs much more than simply signing up to ambitious emissions pledges.
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But even as he pledges away his fortune, he just keeps getting richer.
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Wade can be supported by a nominee who pledges to uphold Roe v.
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The latter change would let delegates break their pledges based on personal conscience.
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But a recent conference in Geneva failed to attract many new resettlement pledges.
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Unruh says she has 17 firm commitments and eight soft pledges so far.
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One of Ms. Schaaf's campaign pledges was to speed the recruitment of officers.
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She especially likes Trump's pledges to halt illegal immigration and speed up deportations.
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It's apparently linked to a minor-seeming change in when Patreon processes pledges.
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Gottlieb accuses both companies of backing away from pledges to curb youth vaping.
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Critics say he has made concession after concession despite pledges to protect homes.
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His popularity has been boosted by pledges like bringing back the death penalty.
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Keep scrolling to see which popular destinations have instituted such pledges and why.
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If too many are answered incorrectly, pledges are required to take a drink.
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Whether Putin can fulfill his latest campaign pledges remains to be seen, however.
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Minor pledges from allies like Japan haven't been enough to close the gap.
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Demand details of any pledges made in the Trump-Putin private session. 3.
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There were sporadic pledges to try to address these inequities, but they persisted.
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Volvo has made quite a few ambitious safety pledges in the past year.
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By the third ballot, even more delegates would be released from their pledges.
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Sanders also pledges to "protect and expand" pensions for public and private employees.
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But officials now have to write rules for monitoring and verifying those pledges.
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Trump won the White House partly on pledges to crack down on immigration.
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The move follows similar pledges from Facebook, Google and Microsoft, earlier this year.
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Those pledges became firm contributions once Collins cast her "yes" vote for Kavanaugh.
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Some were skeptical that China would follow through on its pledges of openness.
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But critics say it's still unclear how effectively it will implement those pledges.
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Another eight took an average of 28503 days to sign their ethics pledges.
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He pledges, going forward, that litigants and colleagues will be treated with respect.
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The pledges countries made in Paris, even if kept, are not ambitious enough.
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Previous auctions have already drawn investment pledges of $61 billion from winning firms.
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The United Nations says that current pledges are insufficient to meet that goal.
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The emission pledges submitted to the #ParisAgreement avoid high-end warming >3.5°C.
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Experts agree, though, that January pledges hardly ever lead to positive, permanent change.
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He jokes and wheedles and begs and tells stories and pledges his troth.
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But the pledges made this week did not inspire confidence in all quarters.
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This is why, for instance, anti-tax groups push candidates to sign pledges.
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And he admires how Trump has executed his pledges to reduce industry regulations.
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Verdict: Some campus frat clearly gave its pledges an exceptionally irresponsible hazing challenge.
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As president, he pledges to support a Women's History Museum on the National Mall, create a commission to increase the number of national monuments that are dedicated to women, and he pledges to place Harriet Tubman on the $20 bill.
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"Pledges to reform are sincere, but simultaneous pledges to prevent all instability too often nullify progress," said Daniel H. Rosen, a founding partner of Rhodium Group, an economic analysis firm that helps keep a running scorecard on China's promised changes.
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Then there was the uncertainty over whether Mr. Johnson would or could live up to his pledges of enormous spending on the national health service, schools and the environment, pledges that helped him pry working-class voters away from Labour.
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At least a dozen pledges vomited that night, and Coffey passed out and had to be carried to a couch, prosecutors alleged, saying that no one was "forced" to drink but it was clear pledges risked ostracism if they didn't.
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" The fund, led by Carson Block, raised the possibility that either NMC has undisclosed debt secured by share pledges or the pledges were "collateral for loans to related parties that transacted with NMC on non-economic terms, thereby subsidizing NMC's margins.
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Creators don't have the option to cover or remove service fees from their pledges.
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Nor did they fulfill campaign pledges to protect Medicaid, or lower premiums and deductibles.
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In about half the states, electors are bound by law to keep these pledges.
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But the justices have never said whether it is constitutional to enforce those pledges.
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Trump won widespread support from law enforcement with campaign trail pledges to empower police.
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Yet it is not clear that enough is being done to honour these pledges.
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We all know this ends with Colton's pledges of fidelity seeming less-than-truthful.
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Mr Sobotka calls them the "power tandem", and pledges to resist their populist wave.
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Also pledges to raise pay for people who work on weekends and public holidays.
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It pledges tax relief for middle-income earners by doubling the income-tax threshold.
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The statement stressed that those contributions and pledges include $100 million from Saudi Arabia.
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He also pledges to sell off the presidential plane and take commercial flights instead.
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The official expressed frustration that other states have lagged on pledges to rebuild Somalia.
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The second investor said that share pledges have often been used as security historically.
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China's behaviour has amply demonstrated that the party's pledges are not to be trusted.
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The former Georgian president pledges to return and fight for his place in Ukraine.
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Most of the pledges were memoranda of understanding: expressions of intent, not enforceable contracts.
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Koch and Coke representatives told the Wall Street Journal they never made such pledges.
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Previous pledges to act on the exchange rate and subsidies have come to little.
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But such pledges have done little to allay the concerns of China's trade partners.
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Drinking by pledges could result in expulsion from the frat, the pledge manual said.
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The plaintiffs claimed pledges were forced to drink excessive and dangerous amounts of alcohol.
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Kasich and Cruz also walked back their loyalty pledges, albeit less enthusiastically than Trump.
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The Toronto team pledges to test, collect data, and adapt, over and over again.
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His ten pledges focused mainly on the twin themes of motherhood and apple pie.
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The Pact app gets users to make pledges on their goals for the week.
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But Sturgeon was scornful about those pledges in the wake of the court ruling.
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Bolsonaro's campaign pledges to merge the agriculture and environment ministries have also gone awry.
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Those pledges are part of a global climate treaty agreed in Paris in 2015.
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But donor willingness is not eternal and most funding pledges run only to 2020.
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Headlines Boeing pledges $100 mln for needs of families of 737 Max victims on.ft.
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If it involves American pledges to restrain its overseas cyber attacks, that's fine too.
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Ava Paloma, an actress and NYU student, pledges her allegiance to Libby's Pumpkin Pie.
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For a start, the party pledges to end the Conservatives' programme of fiscal austerity.
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Frederick also secured ten million dollars in pledges for need-based scholarships last year.
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That's when pledges start relenting and doing things outside their comfort zones, he said.
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Millennials need to stop allowing politicians to make pledges using our futures as collateral.
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Perhaps that's because pledges of more than $100 received a metal-detector-proof flask.
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But Yoo noted that Trump's campaign pledges may not end up as actual policy.
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The groups share similarities, from the language in their respective pledges to merit badges.
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The White House also plans to announce pledges from private companies to help refugees.
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It has sparked public outrage, parental soul-searching, government pledges and widespread online censorship.
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Trump has backtracked on his campaign pledges before, but conservative immigration hawks like Rep.
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Murphy's list downplays Trump's past pledges to compete in both California and New York.
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But several obstacles stand in the way of Congress making good on its pledges.
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Headlines China pledges $60 bln for Africa as Xi rejects 'debt trap' claims on.ft.
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"Investment pledges in 2016 beat our target, reflecting investor confidence in Thailand," she said.
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The United States and China have made pledges to curb the use of coal.
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So far, Trump himself hasn't made any such pledges, leaving the process in limbo.
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Notably, Brienne pledges her service primarily to women—first Catelyn and then Sansa Stark.
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There are no financial penalties, for example, if nations fail to meet their pledges.
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But officials defended the $300 million figure as reflective of signed and verbal pledges.
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He pledges to help advance Mr. Trump's "Make America Great Again" agenda in Congress.
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U.S. President Trump has made stopping illegal migration one of his signature policy pledges.
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The United States could adjust its pledges for curbing emissions, if it so chose.
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President Donald Trump has made reducing illegal migration one of his signature policy pledges.
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But Germany will increase its contribution to the European Union budget, the paper pledges.
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U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue called China's pledges to purchase U.S. agricultural produce premature.
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Any deal, they said, would require specific pledges on the part of the Chinese.
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On the agenda this time around: filling in the details of those Paris pledges.
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One widely recognized problem with the current Paris pledges is that they're fairly vague.
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Discussions around the "rule book" for assessing and ratcheting up pledges could prove contentious.
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But pledges of transparency in the aftermath of the tax scandal have yielded little.
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The pledges that China made as part of the Paris agreement reflected that idea.
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The spokeswoman, Kelly Sadler, also noted they have $48 million in outstanding donor pledges.
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Ms. Le Pen has capitalized on their disenchantment with pledges to impose "intelligent" protectionism.
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But they're also making pledges to which they can, and should, be held accountable.
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Patagonia pledges 1% of sales to the preservation and restoration of the natural environment.
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The union has about 18,000 members, including 9,000 who have signed pledges to strike.
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Last year, the United Nations sought pledges to resettle 500,000 Syrians around the world.
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Alex de Minaur, John Millman and Samantha Stosur joined in with their own pledges.
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And the aim of the Paris agreement was to improve those pledges over time.
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Dion pledges to bring his dad back to full corporeal form with his superpowers.
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Lopez Obrador took office a year ago on pledges to run an austere government.
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The companies announcing pledges range from Adobe and Aetna to Microsoft, Unilever and Univision.
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The Conservative manifesto, expected in a few days, will include pledges of extra spending.
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His speech repeated pledges to repeal the Affordable Care Act and to lower taxes.
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Bernie Sanders, and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg have also made similar pledges.
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Despite these pledges from leadership, regular order has not characterized the judicial appointments process.
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Pledges on Immigration Trump has attempted this, but been met with numerous court challenges.
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These loyalty pledges were in the context of what effectively was a job interview.
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Carrying out President Trump's campaign pledges could spur inflation, which is already creeping up.
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Labor: * The party pledges to outspend the government but has not given specific figures.
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Some of the pledges turned out to be overstated, and enrollment did not increase.
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These pledges have helped create a diverse coalition that supports changing the shadow laws.
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House Democrats introduced an extraordinarily ambitious resolution to fulfill their "Green New Deal" pledges.
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That is rated "critically insufficient" by the Climate Action Tracker, which scores countries' pledges.
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But what's going to be really important is to live up to those pledges.
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The scholarship pledges financial aid to half of their entire tuition in the program.
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Obama pledges to take action against Russia over hacking claims Obama pledges to take action against Russia over hacking claims U.S. President Barack Obama has vowed to "take action" against Russia for alleged cyberattacks intended to influence the outcome of the presidential election.
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FDI pledges in the four-month period rose 40.5 percent from a year ago to $10.6 billion, which includes new FDI pledges of $4.9 billion and additional funds to existing projects of $4.4 billion, the investment ministry said in an online report.
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While some reform pledges by Beijing are largely set, including an agreement to avoid currency manipulation, an enforcement mechanism to ensure that China keeps its pledges and the status of U.S. tariffs on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods must be resolved.
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However, in a notice published on Tuesday, the country's Ministry of Ecology and Environment stopped short of making any fresh pledges to curb carbon dioxide emissions, promising to support the "multinational climate process" and fulfill its pledges to the Paris Agreement in full.
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It was difficult to imagine Tayshia or Hannah G. watching Colton's many pledges of love.
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He will have the tough job of making sure his boss's limitless pledges add up.
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And, guess what, they're not going to have 15, 20, 30 other pledges to creators.
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Secondly, investors should expect pledges to buy greater amounts of U.S. agriculture and energy products.
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Law enforcement officials have largely been supportive of Trump and his pledges to empower police.
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The fund is built on donor pledges made in 2014 of an initial $10 billion.
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The campaign for Sami Anan told Reuters that many of their pledges were going unprocessed.
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However, there was no sign of any pledges to help relieve the pressure on Italy.
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This week's decision is especially important as countries seek to fulfill their Paris Agreement pledges.
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Now, two years and $0003,000 in pledges later, that dream is finally becoming a reality.
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Juri Ratas, the Centre Party's new head, pledges that Estonia's foreign policy will not change.
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Efforts to ramp up pledges by 2020, as the deal envisions, will also be harmed.
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Jack Ma, its chairman, pledges to serve 1.83bn consumers around the world within 20 years.
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But there have been years of bold reform pledges from Abe, with inconsistent follow through.
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His surprise victory alarmed many companies, which fear he might follow through on his pledges.
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Trump is quite likely to go back on pledges that he's made to his supporters.
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A similar program for Afghanistan has helped to mobilize billions of dollars in donation pledges.
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European Union officials admonished France and other countries for failing to meet deficit reduction pledges.
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He stressed that governments would not be expected to make financial pledges on the spot.
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He promises to take care of his family and pledges to build a big house.
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So far Zaev has pledges of support from 73 — seven short of the required number.
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That's the clause of the agreement that pledges the members of NATO to mutual defense.
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As of this writing, FinalStraw's Kickstarter campaign page touts 38,443 backers and pledges of $1,894,878.
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He said he had netted more than 47,000 pledges and the backing of 27 lawmakers.
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For some investors, however, the pledges from Equinor and its rivals don't go far enough.
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It also pledges to get rid of gerrymandering and make Election Day a federal holiday.
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Pledges to control rent get the headlines, but the unsexy policies matter a lot more.
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Mrs May's pledges make it more likely that these targets will have to be abandoned.
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Today's Google announcement also pledges more support from the likes of Anker and even Bose.
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They signal the challenge he faces in making good on pledges to revive the sector.
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It also dovetailed with China's pledges to tackle risks from an explosive rise in debt.
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Go deeper: Notre Dame fire: Pledges to help rebuild cathedral tops more than $1 billion
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The lawsuit claims he continued to struggle, forced to haze a new class of pledges.
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That offer comes on top of recent pledges by Beijing to purchase U.S. agricultural products.
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Kushner stressed that governments would not be expected to make financial pledges on the spot.
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A group called Beloved Community Charlottesville says it raised $67,000 in pledges to local organizations.
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But analysts concluded that the pledges in the agreement would exceed the 6900-degree mark.
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The spread narrowed partially after Siri's dismissal and the parties' pledges to plough on together.
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It has helped raise around $2.5 million in pledges for around 150 cases to date.
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Climate experts said Brazil now needs to work on a plan to fulfill its pledges.
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Trump may not consider himself bound by the pledges he made on the campaign trail.
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Bahrain, which has received $10 billion in Gulf aid pledges, implemented the tax this year.
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The document attempts to fill one of Trump's key campaign pledges for boosting economic growth.
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It seems clear that this program is exempt from his pledges to never cut entitlements.
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Buhari campaigned on pledges to fight corruption and overhaul Nigeria's creaking road and rail network.
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It was still eluding capture on Wednesday despite pledges from local officials to trap it.
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The problem is that what she now pledges is unlikely to work for them either.
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But one by one, each of his pledges to his base have come to naught.
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As a part of the "Bible Study," fraternity members asked pledges questions about the fraternity.
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During the "Bible Study," pledges were also asked to perform a couple of physical tasks.
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Fraternity members required them to do "wall sits" while members walked across the pledges' knees.
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Pledges had to visit sorority members to learn about them, or study in the library.
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Those pledges have been eclipsed by the furor over Russia's alleged meddling in the election.
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" The memo also pledges that "no military housing, barracks or dormitory projects will be impacted.
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The president has escalated his pledges that Republicans will protect people with pre-existing conditions.
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Aside from tariffs, the president has recently focused on pledges to crack down on immigration.
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Honduras has signaled it could follow suit, citing Trump's retreat from investment and aid pledges.
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The coalition sometimes admits "errors" and pledges to hold accountable anyone who caused civilian deaths.
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The plan also pledges to enact standards to bring emissions to net-zero by 2050.
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Here are seven ways in which the foundation fell short on its transparency pledges. 1.
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" The memo also pledges that "no military housing, barracks, or dormitory projects will be impacted.
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Reality strikes tax pledges The GOP's rosy tax promises don't stand up to the math.
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Ansar pledges allegiance to Al Qaeda, while Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen claims it represents Islamic State.
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These praiseworthy pledges come from entrepreneurial companies that are revolutionizing lodging, transportation, and business accommodations.
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Le Pen pledges to protect France from the "two totalitarians" of globalization and Islamic fundamentalism.
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In the video, she also pledges not to take corporate PAC money for her campaign.
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In the 2015 agreement, nearly 200 nations made nonbinding pledges to limit greenhouse gas emissions.
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At least a dozen other pledges vomited due to alcohol consumption, according to the presentment.
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"Pledges do not necessarily translate into realized foreign direct investment for the Philippines," she said.
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The Obama administration has already imposed — unilaterally — regulations to meet the protocol's carbon dioxide pledges.
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He pledges his undying teenage love and promises to wait for Moe when she's abroad.
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Can you tell me a bit about what it takes to fulfill all these pledges?
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Experts largely dismissed those pledges as political bandages with little real effect on patients' pocketbooks.
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Since the announcement of the strike, the organization has received over 7,000 pledges to join.
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Before moving in, residents of Cantrell Close signed pledges against the display of controversial flags.
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Ms. Farley said in previous interviews that the center has received $300 million in pledges.
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Pledges of a Supreme Court "first" have become a recurring theme on the presidential trail.
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Now, that was one of President Trump's pledges — to get rid of the individual mandate.
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And he pointed to their pledges to help expand 22018G wireless networks across the country.
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However, it took another 40 years for politicians to fulfill pledges to close the Modelo.
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Prime Now pledges one-hour grocery delivery; Express is starting with a two-hour window.
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Several countries have made even pledges that are contingent on other countries matching their ambition.
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Ultimately, countries plan to submit newer, stronger climate pledges to the United Nations by 2020.
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And Alphabet got pledges that its competitor would not wrongfully use its autonomous driving tech.
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But the reality on the ground can be slower than the pledges for speedy action.
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Nor are explicit campaign pledges to nominate justices who meet certain characteristics all that unusual.
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At issue in the cases are laws requiring that electors follow through on those pledges.
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Washington is seeking pledges from Beijing to refrain from currency manipulation and more agriculture buying.
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Recent court decisions have come to opposite conclusions about whether electors may disregard their pledges.
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The pledges were the latest in a string of climate-related announcements in recent weeks.
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Existing pledges to curb emissions are nowhere near enough to avert catastrophic warming, say scientists.
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The Omni-Pillow itself has reached $2000,861 in pledges out of its initial $11,947 goal.
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Trump touted those pledges, all conveyed through South Korean officials, on Twitter over the weekend.
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If true, it would represent a sharp reversal from one of Trump's signature policy pledges.
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It shows Hillary Clinton standing at a podium and making campaign pledges she never made.
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But some of the pledges turned out to be overstated, and enrollment did not increase.
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Pledges were also asked to do "wall sits" while fraternity members walked across their knees.
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"Pledges are important for focusing energy and standing up publicly to raise awareness," says Gillis.
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And it will cast a shadow over the submission of new pledges in the 2100s.
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Fraternity members, pledges and two strippers attended the party, according to the grand jury presentment.
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Riley and her sisters fight like hell, and succeed in killing one of the pledges.
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The M5S having delivered on those pledges, voters see little reason to continue supporting it.
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Long gave an additional $50,000 to the city with the most individual pledges — St. Louis.
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Like other candidates, Harris pledges to reverse the Trump administration's rollbacks of federal environmental rules.
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And what happens on Brexit may be more consequential than any number of manifesto pledges.
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Both candidates campaigned on pledges to improve the economy, create jobs and attract foreign investment.
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Ansar pledges allegiance to al Qaeda, while Jamaat-ul-Mujahideen claims it represents Islamic State.
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The incident drew attention to another of Mr. Buhari's 2015 pledges: to destroy Boko Haram.
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Trump says he is making good on U.S. legislation and presidential pledges dating back decades.
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The country that conceived planned obsolescence only pledges allegiance to momentary trends and market tantrums.
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Facebook's Stretch, for one, instead touted the social giant's previous pledges to improve ad transparency.
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Are you or are you not going to abide by the campaign pledges you made?
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"He has a short notebook of old pledges, and this was one of the most frequently repeated pledges during the campaign: that we were going to take the oil," former CIA analyst and Middle East hand Bruce Riedel told The New York Times last weekend.
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And that's assuming every country actually follows through on its pledges, which may not happen: The hope with the Paris accord was always that the individual national pledges would be strengthened over time, as countries cooperated and pushed each other to increase their ambitions.
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The M.I.T. study in question looked at the difference between climate pledges made at previous talks and those made in the run-up to Paris, and it found that the Paris pledges would avoid an additional 0.2 degrees Celsius of global warming by 43.
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Public pledges of support can turn into something else in the privacy of a voting booth.
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But it also further confirms how much existing pledges, called nationally determined contributions, are nonetheless insufficient.
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday aiming to kickstart campaign pledges to slash regulations.
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BARR PLEDGES HE WILL "FAITHFULLY ENFORCE FEDERAL LAWS" PROTECTING GAY, LESBIAN AND TRANSGENDER PEOPLE FROM DISCRIMINATION
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He pledges to get tough on migrants "who abuse our hospitality" and do not speak English.
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Trump has backed away from his pledges to repeal Obama's health care law in its entirety.
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The order is an attempt by Trump to carry out his "America First" election campaign pledges.
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One banker said he was concerned Mr Abe would make big pledges without addressing the obstacles.
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Does the Kim regime have any intention of following through on its pledges of atomic disarmament?
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Some firms are doing next-level stuff with the leverage received from those quality-assurance pledges.
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And all of these pledges seem designed with one goal in mind: Staving off federal regulation.
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The actions she described run counter to Mr. Neumann's pledges to elevate women in the workplace.
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Pledges of more than $3 will incur a 2.9 percent charge, plus 30 cents per pledge.
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In addition to all of this, Microsoft also pledges to bring inclusive design to its products.
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He pledges to be more self-interested, obliging feckless allies to pay for their own security.
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Their meeting was long on theatrics, but was also marked by candid moments and sweeping pledges.
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The group, which pledges to run television ads and a digital campaign, will be announced Thursday.
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At the top of the event, Jax pledges to match whatever amount is raised that evening.
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She pledges to expropriate investment banks and to turn Mar-a-Lago into a homeless shelter.
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The price has jumped quite a bit as well, with early bird pledges starting at $99.
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One week it's a mean sorority that makes pledges strip down and films them without consent.
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Its manifesto pledges to clamp down on foreign cheap labour, which could alienate eastern European countries.
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Both Mnuchin and Lighthizer considered that unacceptable, given China's history of failing to fulfil reform pledges.
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The document pledges that "no party shall solicit support of the military to come into power".
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The ones most benefitted by abandoning our carbon reductions pledges, are no surprise, fossil fuel companies.
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She also pledges should she win the Presidency, she would increase teacher pay through federal funding.
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And if not, he pledges to take his licking at the political science panel in January.
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Investors may well ignore any new pledges from central bankers to get inflation above the target.
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The matching pledges and who they're from will also be displayed as part of this feature.
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The event was a success, extracting pledges from donors of more than $2.3bn for children's education.
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Hot New Cryptocoin Exchange Pledges to Pay Back Losses Following Flash CrashCryptocurrencies are risky as hell.
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Backers are not charged for their pledges towards a project unless it hits its funding goal.
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SOUTH CAROLINA GOVERNOR CANDIDATE SHOOTS RATTLESNAKE, PLEDGES TO END 'POISONOUS BIG GOV'T WAYS' IN NEW AD
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Among his pledges was to create a "task force" devoted to deporting immigrants convicted of crimes.
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A quick deal in which China pledges to buy more American goods will not ease it.
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To boost growth further he pledges to bolster infrastructure spending and lift caps on foreign ownership.
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Others said oil prices could not sustain the constant rise of recent weeks on OPEC pledges.
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Mr Kim made lots of non-specific pledges about working towards a nuclear-free Korean peninsula.
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The fund began making investment decisions in 2015, with pledges from donor governments of $10.3 billion.
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Both parties want to deliver key campaign pledges that risk increasing the country's deficit in 2019.
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These pledges have always been at odds with the plain text of Republican Party tax promises.
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President Muhammadu Buhari was elected in 2015 on pledges to diversify the economy and fight corruption.
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Of course, watching it back on TV, six months after filming, they barely remember these pledges.
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In it, he pledges to "stop Donald Trump" as an ambulance gets crushed in the background.
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The film explores the dark side of fraternities and the cruel practice of hazing new pledges.
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He noted that existing government pledges to limit warming fall well short of the Paris goals.
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With three more days left in the campaign, the page has already gotten $86,870 in pledges.
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Trump has, for the most part, sought to honor the pledges he made on the stump.
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Machado, a Clinton supporter, became a U.S. citizen in August, and pledges to vote against Trump.
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Tuesday's pledges included $360 million from Norway, $65 million from Britain and $58 million from Germany.
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She pledges to increase providers' pay as a way for the industry to attract skilled workers.
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The United States and Russia condemned the attack and renewed pledges of security assistance to Kabul.
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The event, to which Trump was not invited, features a range of new commitments and pledges.
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Anheuser-Busch InBev, Genentech and Kellogg were among the major companies making such pledges on Tuesday.
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The prince pledges to move to market prices by the end of the five-year period.
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This is a U-turn from initial government pledges not to give in to EU requests.
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But foreign industry fears those plans could boost protectionism and stymie pledges to open markets wider.
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Others make detailed pledges to convince you that things will be great if they get elected.
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It turns out some Trump executive actions, however, contain exceptions that cut against his own pledges.
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Trump has also declined to pursue his pledges to investigate or "prove" his own conspiracy theories.
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Still, Panda pledges to forge on (though it might be wise to take a buyout offer).
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Suspected Russian leaks and election meddling, and pledges of Chinese investment, are amongst the most apparent.
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Salary donations are not the only area where Trump's pledges to donate revenue are lacking transparency.
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In 2014, Mr Obama and Mr Xi jointly announced policies which in turn shaped their pledges.
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The pledges made by countries would be expected to result in global warming of about 3C.
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Conversely, if the central bank promises 4% inflation, its pledges will be both believed and fulfilled.
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Mr Hariri's alliance adopted many of Beirut Madinati's pledges: reduced pollution, affordable housing and financial transparency.
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The opposition Labour Party said the pledges given to Nissan needed to be made more widely.
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But his costly pledges on house-building, and other competing demands, give limited room for manoeuvre.
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Particular resistance has come from creditors who hold bonds backed by Puerto Rico's most ironclad pledges.
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The new pledges would be a "shot in the arm" to the local economy, Ramaphosa said.
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Destroying the Justice Department's independence isn't a distraction from Trump's policy goals or his campaign pledges.
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But she believed the girls were kind and fun and would take care of the pledges.
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The company also pledges on the website that it won't sell consumer data to outside companies.
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Trump has regularly touted America's energy production, and campaigned on pledges to revitalize the coal industry.
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You may offer us policy pledges, personnel positions or anything you think will win our favor.
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The outgoing congressman told MSNBC this week that he pledges allegiance to the flag, not Trump.
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Should Patreon focus on encouraging small pledges to multiple artists, sustaining a wider range of users?
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HRW said donor nations may have failed to publicize ways that their pledges became actual donations.
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Will Republicans make good on their pledges that the policy needs to change -- and change now?
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Now, as 197 parties move towards fulfilling their pledges to reduce emissions, the real work begins.
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And there are already questions about whether some countries will follow through on their Paris pledges.
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That contradicts pledges each company has made to stop procuring palm oil that contributes to deforestation.
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He also pledges to place the nation's welfare and vital security interests above party and ideology.
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Donald Trump has to follow through and do that to make good on his campaign pledges.
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But the president's pledges won't go very far without funding from Congress to back it up.
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Every country has set its own pledges and actions, captured in a Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC).
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The Trump administration has been filled with bold pledges about deregulation and relatively ineffectual executive orders.
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Still, the very fact that candidates feel they need to make these pledges is real change.
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The expansive nature of the 2020 Democratic primary field has put new pressure on these pledges.
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Once Collins cast her vote on Saturday, those pledges became donations to her eventual Democratic opponent.
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Both Mnuchin and Lighthizer considered that unacceptable, given China's history of failing to fulfill reform pledges.
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The US ranked last—for continuing to subsidize exploration and production and backtracking on previous pledges.
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With those pledges due to expire, many countries are re-evaluating their military and funding commitments.
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In that time, at least three other fraternity pledges have died at campuses across the country.
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Burke has admitted being at the party and encouraging drinking games with Piazza and other pledges.
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She quickly raised about $53,25 in pledges from people she knew, but then plateaued at $230,2000.
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Men have apologized, shot back, stepped down, created "decency pledges," written manifestoes, been fired for manifestoes.
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That might make other countries feel less inclined to follow through on their own climate pledges.
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Failing that, he would have to obtain thousands of petition signatures, something he pledges to do.
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The communique also contained pledges to increase debt transparency on the part of borrowers and creditors.
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And there were pledges of cooperation across party lines, even in places where that rarely happens.
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On that Monday alone, Mr. Freedman said, his organization received pledges of over one million miles.
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However, WHO has only received a miserly $2202 million in cash and 2628 million in pledges.
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Pledges by governments to increase spending to tackle the impact of coronavirus failed to soothe markets.
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That makes the document just one of many pledges, rather than a treaty with real teeth.
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In the GCF's first fundraising push in 2014 it received pledges of more than $10 billion.
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The United States had expected the countries' pledges to be many times more what they announced.
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After the meeting both sides declared a new friendship and made vague pledges of nuclear disarmament.
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Under an administration rampant with corruption, why not elect someone who pledges to purge that corruption?
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Banks used the pledges as part of a broader effort to project a green corporate image.
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The Paris Agreement is essentially a collection of voluntary emissions-slashing pledges from about 200 nations.
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Health care workers are still coming down with the virus despite official pledges to protect them.
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Carol urges Kat to skate in her pairs competition and pledges to take care of Serena.
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Mr. Kelly is also wary of Mr. Trump's pledges to increase government spending on infrastructure projects.
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The Supreme Court has not weighed in on whether pledges and the related penalties are constitutional.
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A related political commitment, the schwarze Null ("black zero"), pledges a balanced budget for current spending.
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Trump has received scrutiny over his claims about charitable givings or donations pledges in the past.
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But Mr. Xi's pledges to open China's banking, auto and manufacturing sectors are not entirely new.
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The administration will soon decide whether to uphold campaign pledges to exit the Paris Climate Accord.
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They also warn that certain tax and spending pledges were not covered in Labour's funding plan.
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Yet Mr. Bezos has so far refused the kind of charitable pledges common among billionaires today.
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But its new ambitions are, for now, just grand pledges that lack important detail and accountability.
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Lebanon won pledges of $11 billion in financing at the "Cedre" conference in Paris last year.
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As a part of pledges made when the leaders of the two nations met on Dec.
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AMBITION Existing pledges to curb emissions are nowhere near enough to avert catastrophic warming, say scientists.
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Buhari, 76, campaigned on pledges to fight corruption and overhaul Nigeria's creaking road and rail network.
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Kirkman pledges to "bridge the divide" and a cascade of bullets rips through the White House.
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He says he has received pledges of support from the governor's office and the federal government.
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That night, fraternity pledges in cloaks descend upon Riley's sorority house, attempting to kill everyone inside.
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Pledges on Obamacare After a year of trying, Congress was ultimately unable to "repeal" Obamacare outright.
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" But her pledges were met by AfD supporters chanting "Merkel out" and "immigration needs clear rules.
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In fact, the CEO pledges to put the two behemoth retailers out of business one day.
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The party also pledges to raise pay for people who work on weekends and public holidays.
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But President Tayyip Erdogan has accused the bloc of not following through on its financial pledges.
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"We have to fulfill Trump's pledges, and I think Trump wants to fulfill them," said Sen.
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Karabulut said the union had received only verbal pledges from IGA and wanted commitments in writing.
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Same here: No need to put your hand over your heart for overheard Pledges of Allegiance.
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It calls for discussions on a peace treaty and grandly pledges cessation of 'all hostile acts.
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Wednesday's agreement, which pledges to advance the use of clean and electric cars, lacks binding specifics.
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Talks broke down in May after the United States accused China of backtracking on reform pledges.
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They said the North Korean leader appeared simply to be repackaging and dragging out past pledges.
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Each incident prompts solemn corporate pledges to do everything possible that would prevent its future reoccurrence.
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A president can fulfill pledges to key interest groups even in the face of bad polling.
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Planemakers and airlines have reiterated pledges to cut emissions sharply amid growing environmental pressure in Europe.
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Cruelty-free and FDA-compliant, it pledges to render your chompers brighter after only a single treatment.
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One is the stark shift in policies advanced by Obama and the campaign pledges of his successor.
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Greenhouse gas emissions and temperature scenarios using Paris pledges, negative emissions later this century, and other assumptions.
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While his father fought for House Bolton, in season 7 Ned pledges his loyalty to Jon Snow.
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Yeah, so the number of patrons with multiple pledges has been increasing over the last year, especially.
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Some Democratic candidates who won swing districts this month made campaign pledges to oppose Pelosi as speaker.
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One thing is for sure: Pyongyang's nuclear and missile pledges are about as disposable as toilet paper.
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"The fight to gather nomination pledges is the real fight in these elections," Ali said on Wednesday.
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In exchange, Duterte received vague pledges of billion-dollar investment, most of which have yet to materialize.
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The Alliance pledges to uphold the Paris Climate Accord following the United States' withdrawal from the agreement.
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Against that backdrop, financial markets are keen to see how Trump will follow through on campaign pledges.
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But this remains more inchoate than the headline-grabbing pledges to bend business to Mrs May's will.
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They said that Piazza knew beforehand that the purpose of the event was to get pledges drunk.
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As a result, many Chinese companies, especially small and mid-sized businesses, have turned to share pledges.
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That's right, the sentence in which Facebook pledges its commitment to "high quality journalism," contains a typo.
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And these kinds of mayoral pledges suggest that the city's suburbs are getting interested in doing that.
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So why have European oil companies been more ambitious in their climate pledges than major U.S. firms?
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This means creators actually took home a lower percentage of pledges than their patrons may have realized.
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Pledges toward the restoration efforts surpassed 700 million euros, or $790 million, in the first few days.
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After personally raising $26 million in corporate pledges and donations prior to their One Voice: Somos Live!
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To date, these three categories have taken in over 63 percent of the total pledges on Kickstarter.
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McDonnell also repeated pledges from Labour's popular 2017 election manifesto to nationalize industries like rail and water.
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The dispute escalated when talks collapsed in May after Washington accused Beijing of reneging on reform pledges.
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Following up on the pledges, Chinese investors are to visit Nigeria at the end of this month.
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She pledges to send more officers into the field and strengthen the partnerships abroad and at home.
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Pinera pledges to jump-start economic growth with more business-friendly policies than his center-left predecessor.
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Sami said Sawiris would also have to resolve a violation of pre-existing pledges to the EFSA.
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Meanwhile, doubts linger about U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's pledges of heavy infrastructure spending and tax cuts.
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"It would be as if the pledges came from everywhere, answering al-Baghdadi's call," Wiki Baghdady wrote.
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Sarcasm aside, it should be clear to all observers by now: Trump pledges allegiance only to himself.
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Regardless of any potential threat to the organization, Shriver pledges the Special Olympics will survive and strengthen.
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Differential privacy: Apple is expanding the areas where it collects user data but pledges to anonymize it.
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Washington has looked sceptically upon such pledges, given what it considers vague, unfulfilled promises in the past.
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Doubts about Trump's ability to keep to his pledges have already started to show in public opinion.
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The fund has so far attracted about $10 billion in pledges from 43 nations, after repeated delays.
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One of Trump's top campaign pledges, it initially had not been part of Ryan's 85033-day plan.
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Bahrain last year secured $10 billion in Gulf aid pledges and has promised to implement fiscal reforms.
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Previous pledges to close Dadaab have come and gone, yet this time the government seems more determined.
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In China for the G20 summit, Mrs May disavowed several pledges made by Brexiteers before the referendum.
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"Saudi Arabia's discriminatory male guardianship system remains intact despite government pledges to abolish it," the report reads.
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Local backing is often won by offers of financial support and tribal pledges that can quickly shift.
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Aria then pledges to tell her fiancé about "everything," but first she needs to do one thing.
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Once at the table, he must reject Kim's unverifiable pledges and, if necessary, walk away empty-handed.
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He recently said he does not plan to repay the money, despite earlier pledges to do so.
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Experts and former pledges contacted by CNN said the answer is more complicated than you might think.
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The MOU pledges a total of $38 billion in aid to Israel over a 10-year period.
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Instead, she sees the good in people and pledges to be a champion for peace and compassion.
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Pledges have also come from the United States, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, among others.
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They had received $28503,22019 from 35,317 pledges as of Tuesday morning with a goal of $1.3 million.
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An HHS official said the rules follow through on President Donald Trump's pledges to promote religious liberty.
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Pledges from Trump to overhaul the tax system could push the dollar higher, thus depreciating the euro.
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Should both candidates honor these pledges, and provide plenty of detail, the winners will be the voters.
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Unfortunately, the initial steps of the oversight board and new administration fall dramatically short of their pledges.
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WHAT TO EXPECT Whether Trump remains loyal to all his election campaign pledges is a legitimate question.
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Current pledges as part of the Paris Agreement would lead to about 3 degrees Celsius of warming.
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Every president, and presidential candidate, pledges to do better by veterans, but every year brings new failures.
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" The state can "contract public debt and pledges to the payment" of its credit for "public purposes.
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McConnell-aligned super PAC that backed Strange gives up, pledges to back Moore Update - 9:15 p.m.
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That is, provided Macron can make good on his pledges of transforming a French economy and society.
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Trump's pledges to release his tax returns and to surround himself with an A-team fell through.
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Still, his aides say that on most of his more radical pledges, he won't actually follow through.
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As other fraternity brothers and pledges continued drinking, partying and playing pool around him, Coffey remained unconscious.
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The pact consists of individual pledges that each nation made to limit or cut greenhouse gas emissions.
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There are no mechanisms for punishing a country if it fails to live up to its pledges.
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You would've seen a mass mobilization behind John Kasich, and pledges to not just #NeverTrump but #NeverCruz.
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He's a big brother hazing a group of pledges during hell week with a murderous streak. Scary?
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Nevertheless, many young voters want policy pledges to address job creation and youth unemployment, not campaign gimmicks.
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When each state pledges their delegates, they get a moment to say something cute about their state.
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We look at Mr. Trump's pledges, and list the five easiest and toughest for him to keep.
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She had campaigned on pledges to restore welfare benefits and to make Iceland carbon neutral by 2040.
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It is not clear exactly how many workers will be assisted by the pledges made on Thursday.
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Emissions are rising in the United States and China, and other countries are backsliding on their pledges.
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And Trump has likely put to rest the prospect of countries ramping up their pledges before 2020.
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Only two candidates — Joe Biden and Elizabeth Warren — have issued official pledges to not use illicit tactics.
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Beyond rolling back Trump's policies, Warren pledges to undo longstanding border policies unpopular among many local communities.
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But those pledges have been thrown into question by the threat of new measures on Korean automakers.
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Callimachi: They were taking in pledges of allegiance from over a dozen countries all over the world.
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And if countries renege on their Paris pledges and take no action, it will be even worse.
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It has received only $100 million in pledges and $51 million in cash, according to its website.
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Last year, Koch Industries said David Koch's donations and pledges to philanthropic organizations had topped $1.3 billion.
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The governor is popular among Democrats there, especially for his pledges to keep property taxes under control.
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Voters are skeptical of candidates who embrace special interests, but we must demand more than voluntary pledges.
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Trending Tourism "pledges" to promote respect for local customs and natural resources have proliferated in recent years.
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But so far, Pinera´s pledges have had a limited impact in the world's top copper exporter.
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Tens of thousands of people began holding marches, inundating social media, signing action pledges and lawyering up.
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But Mr. Trump has changed his tone and backtracked on pledges and policies he supported days earlier.
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Modern presidential history shows voters almost always prefer an outsider candidate who pledges to shake up Washington.
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Adams wants to promote similar joint partnerships, and is working to secure pledges during this week's meetings.
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Powell pledges to ignore political attacks The Fed has fiercely defended its independence in the Trump era.
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As part of that policy, Warren pledges not to employ disinformation in her campaign in any way.
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Taiwan calls on Beijing to honor its pledges to Hong Kong and its people's pursuit of democracy.
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While those pledges are, of course, good press, they also appear to be leading to measurable action.
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Now you can see how many people have signed online pledges, and view videos of burning sneakers.
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But contrary to Trump's claim, China is on track to meet its Paris pledges ahead of schedule.
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The labor reform bills were central to her election pledges of boosting economic growth to 4 percent.
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On Thursday, Brazil's latest auction collected $2.4 billion in pledges, awarding 22 of 68 regions on offer.
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The statement repeated G20 pledges to "use fiscal policy flexibly" to strengthen growth, job creation and confidence.
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The earthquake brought pledges of support from around the world, estimated at more than thirteen billion dollars.
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On Wednesday, Chinese premier Li Keqiang reiterated previous pledges that China would not intentionally devalue the renminbi.
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The Afghan government should be heartened that U.S. assistance will persist, despite the president's former campaign pledges.
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So far, candidates' plans for protecting abortion rights have consisted primarily of pledges to codify Roe v.
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This could be a reference to China's previous pledges to open up more economic sectors to services.
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But when she has made decisions, she has often pulled back from her more hard-line pledges.
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These main campaign pledges exclude other costly pledges such as promising to expel 22011,1.3.4 illegal migrants and a possible splurge on infrastructure spending in the wake of the Genoa bridge collapse (soon after the disaster, Salvini said EU budget constraints had prevented his country from spending on infrastructure safety).
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Statistics show that many of these former pledges will go on to lead America in government and business.
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Now the government is struggling to maintain campaign spending pledges with stabilizing the country's fragile finances and economy.
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While that would be a nightmare for environmentalists, it's unlikely that all Paris signatories would abandon their pledges.
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But the young coalition government is keen to fulfil its spending pledges to voters after the March election.
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Holt apologizes to his friends, pledges to openly criticize John Kelly's regressive policies, and heads back to NYC.
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"Build the wall" was one of his signature campaign pledges in his first run for office in 2016.
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Pledges from 2400 other producers aligned with OPEC, including Russia, brought total output cuts to 4603 million bpd.
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Pledges of Allegiance was begun to generate dialogue and bring attention to the pressing issues of the day.
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Some states require their electors to vote for the winning candidate, either by law or through signed pledges.
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Those pledges sparked criticism from business leaders including Slim, who said Trump's plans could destroy the U.S. economy.
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Investors have been reacting to President Donald Trump's orders that so far seem to fulfill his campaign pledges.
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Well, Owen sees Teddy during "To the Blood," and doesn't drop any undying pledges of love and devotion.
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The pledges mean that DeVos will only get 50 votes if all remaining Republican senators vote for her.
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But it is unclear why, if economic conditions have changed so starkly, tax pledges should be off limits.
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"The United States must remain a leader in the high-tech field of drug manufacturing," the plan pledges.
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At the time it was suspended, Adoptly had only received $4,000 in pledges out of a $150,000 goal.
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The National Front, however, says that it has delivered on 99 percent of its campaign pledges from 2013.
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The Maroon reveals that far from being a billionaire, Stevanovich hasn't even managed to meet his existing pledges.
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Most voters have made up their minds, and undecideds choose on the basis of leadership, not election pledges.
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Despite reservations from many left of center, past presidential candidates in France have won elections on similar pledges.
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The Aika Black-T starts at $89 with the retail price jumping after early bird pledges sell out.
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For all his pre-election pledges to scrap the bailout, Tsipras has ended up imposing more belt-tightening.
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Other pledges were more specific to Mongolia, such as one to secure a fairer shake for nomadic herders.
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This resulted in Labour and the Conservatives attempting to outgun each other with tough legislation and spending pledges.
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He pledges referendums to solve policy questions, including a recall vote every two years during his presidential term.
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Stoltenberg said NATO is working with its members to make good on their pledges to increase defense spending.
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Climate Analytics is one of four European research groups working together to project temperatures based on government pledges.
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I made mini-pledges to myself, setting goals like I would if I were going to the gym.
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Many also fear a global trade shock if Trump makes good on campaign pledges to review trade accords.
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However, Ciara Torres-Spelliscy, a campaign finance expert at Stetson University, has questioned how meaningful these pledges are.
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This also suggests the consultants may be wrong to demand hard-left pledges for the purpose of fundraising.
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Now campaigners such as Maw Maw Oo want to hold the party to its pledges to provide redress.
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Mr Johnson pledges to hand an average of £2,000 ($2,550) a year to the top 10% of earners.
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Concerns are rising that China could slow or even roll back reform pledges because of the trade war.
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Usually though, these failures to follow through on campaign pledges come after the official wins and takes office.
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And it could still repair its image with consumers, who often don't stick to pledges of a boycott.
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Unfortunately, though popular with millions of voters, those two campaign pledges will be hard to pull off together.
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The BOJ now pledges to keep current ultra-low rates at least until around the spring of 2020.
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De León acknowledges the limits of state action, but pledges to protect the families split along immigration status.
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Bloomberg reported on Thursday the U.S. wanted to set a 2025 target for China to meet trade pledges.
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In a statement, the White House press secretary said Washington "pledges to provide any support Canada may need".
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It said it was expecting additional pledges from new and existing investors who may make multi-year commitments.
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Many Democrats are clamoring for Obama to speak out if the incoming president follows through on those pledges.
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"Build the wall" was one of his signature campaign pledges in his first run for office in 1.23.
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The American Journalism Project is raising money to fund local news, and recently announced $42 million in pledges.
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He has announced a raft of spending pledges including increasing police numbers by 20,000 to help cut crime.
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" Under the heading "Pledges on Immigration," there's a line that says "Cancel all federal funding to sanctuary cities.
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The Climate Observatory published last week a study saying Brazil's pledges to the conference could be more challenging.
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It is based on pledges made as part of a global climate treaty clinched in Paris last December.
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Creators would take home 24.5 percent of pledges after a 5 percent chunk went back to the platform.
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Despite repeated pledges by the government to tighten safety, chemical plants in particular have been plagued by disasters.
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Business groups have complained Chinese regulators are hampering access to promising sectors in violation of free-trading pledges.
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Jay Inslee, announced the US Climate Alliance that pledges to commit to the goals of the Paris accord.
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Poor countries know better than to undermine their struggling economies by complying with voluntary pledges to cut carbon.
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Recode Decode with Kara Swisher: Apology letters, "decency pledges" and press releases are toothless substitutes for real change.
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Mr Serraj, a businessman with little political experience, has received pledges of support from several militias and municipalities.
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Six months ago 2503 countries agreed to cut pollution through pledges for the UN climate talks in Paris.
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The White House release contradicted Trump's repeated pledges not to provide tax information due to an IRS audit.
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Trump also pledges to cut off federal grants to "sanctuary cities," municipalities that decline to pursue undocumented immigrants.
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Analysts said some of the pledges included ordinary operating costs and some had come from state-owned firms.
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Despite the government's pledges to rectify the problem, Lieu and security researchers insist officials have lost valuable time.
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Given the realities of time and money, there's no way for developers to deliver on such lofty pledges.
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He took office last year after campaign pledges to find all the girls and stamp out Boko Haram.
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More than 36,500 people made pledges totaling more than $1,018,85033 on the Crowdpac page as of Tuesday afternoon.
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He pledges not to touch Social Security and Medicare benefits despite the long-term insolvency of both programs.
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The pledges should allow the force, which has had difficulty raising funds, to be fully operational this year.
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But if Trump's reckless retreat has a silver lining, it's the stirring pledges we've heard from California Gov.
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There are now about 5,000 American forces in Iraq, despite Mr. Obama's past pledges to withdraw all troops.
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While Trump may not eliminate the JCPOA, it is obvious he is not committed to any made pledges.
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The federal government has yet to deal with the issue, including the repeated pledges to build the wall.
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Colombia's peace accord pledges to improve access to land for women farmers through a land bank and subsidies.
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Nor have they honored their EU pledges to cut their budget deficits to below 3 percent of GDP.
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Below is a list of the financial pledges announced by countries to provide emergency aid to Sierra Leone.
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As for Russia and Turkey, Syria remains a major potential fault line, despite the pledges to work together.
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The ranking of countries is based on the size of pledges for 2016 alone, from highest to lowest.
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Furthermore, countries' pledges to reduce emissions in the short-term – the intended nationally determined contributions (INDCs) – are insufficient.
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The move followed President Donald Trump's campaign pledges to lighten federal regulations that hurt liquidity and strangled business.
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Those pledges have been eclipsed by the political furor over Russia's alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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Both deals gained EU antitrust clearance after pledges to sell assets to address competition concerns, the sources said.
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The crowdfunding site CrowdPac has already raised over $11,000 in pledges if Curtis agreed to challenge the congressman.
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It pledges candidates will receive a response to a job application made via its platform within 24 hours.
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The crowdfunding site Crowdpac has already raised over $11,000 in pledges if Curtis agreed to challenge the congressman.
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The impact would be even greater if countries actually meet their Paris agreement pledges (called "nationally determined contributions").
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While not all of these pledges are mandatory, the fact that they have become a thing is telling.
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The spot dismisses questions about whether the administration lived up to Trump's 2016 campaign pledges during that time.
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But like other Trump campaign pledges — including protecting Medicare and Medicaid — there is no getting around the truth.
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So how reliable are Johnson&aposs pledges and should British people trust that he will deliver on them?
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Cities like Tokyo, Rotterdam and West Hollywood signed joint pledges to only buy zero-emissions buses after 2025.
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Mr. Kim "can go back on his promises really easily," she wrote of his pledges to stop testing.
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Aid: Pledges of money and assistance have begun coming in from the U.N., the E.U. and individual nations.
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Mr. de Alba said he is "hopeful" that China would announce new climate pledges at the September summit.
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Instead, analysts and news articles were more likely to suggest that Mr. Trump was fulfilling his campaign pledges.
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And it has made clear, through actions and pledges, that it will help other nations that need it.
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Rather than dooming the campaigns, these pledges to reject PAC money have become central selling points for voters.
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American investors and regulators have taken solace in these pledges, assuming that they have lessened the environmental threat.
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So far, that seems to mean making rash populist pledges in order to shore up the BDP's support.
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The action is long overdue, and the outcome cannot be yet more apologies and pledges of better behavior.
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The BOJ now loosely pledges to buy government bonds at an annual pace of roughly 80 trillion yen.
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The BOJ now loosely pledges to buy government bonds at an annual pace of roughly 80 trillion yen.
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As part of this effort, countries will urge one another to make their existing pledges on emissions stronger.
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That has also alarmed French unions, which have sought pledges from Renault and the government to safeguard jobs.
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The biggest potential stumbling blocks: U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods and Chinese pledges to buy more American products.
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Its goal will be to extract pledges from Britain not to dilute its environmental, labor, or antitrust rules.
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A no-deal Brexit, which experts say would decimate Britain's finances, could make those pledges even less plausible.
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Just before her ritual kidnapping, Peach invites Mario to her castle and pledges to bake him a cake.
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Facebook's failure to spot the initial livestream comes amid repeated pledges to step up moderation of its platforms.
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His unmet pledges on issues like life expectancy do not enter the calculus of most voters, analysts said.
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While reiterating pledges to ease access for U.S. businesses, he also said China and America should maintain negotiations.
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UNHCR chief Filippo Grandi said they had already received more than 170 pledges of action before the meeting.
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Countries are beginning to make pledges to phase out internal combustion cars entirely in the next few decades.
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Cargill's commitment was called one of the most sweeping environmental pledges ever made by a large agricultural company.
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The other two reform areas - tax cuts and big infrastructure spending - were two of Trump's main campaign pledges.
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But as is usually the case with such corporate pledges, it raises as many questions as it answers.
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But some of the biggest economies and polluters have yet to ramp up their pledges to reduce emissions.
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In practice, humanitarian aid for education remains critically underfunded, with less than 2% of pledges directed toward education.
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China has made similar pledges in past negotiations, but has mostly failed to follow through on large purchases.
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The meeting was viewed skeptically because North Korea made no hard-and-fast pledges coming out of it.
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A massive moment and proof positive that Trump's pledges of bipartisanship from two days earlier were totally meaningless.
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In his speech he repeated pledges to help stabilize the capital, saying the army was for all Libyans.
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Smaller parties, including the Liberal Democrats, the Green Party and the Women's Equality Party, have made similar pledges.
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Trump pledges to 'tackle' mental health, but makes no mention of gun laws in speech after Florida shooting
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He also appeared to raise the possibility of a mandatory dues assessment if there were no significant pledges.
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Rouhani, after all, campaigned for reelection last year by repeating the pledges for reform of his first campaign.
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Countries also agreed to meet regularly and review and strengthen their pledges, known as "nationally determined contributions" (NDCs).
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" It pledges to mix the muggle world and the wizarding world amid 256 pages that will place "J.
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Andreas Harsono of Human Rights Watch said Henschke's treatment showed pledges to open up Papua had not materialised.
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Instead, both leaders have said they are prepared to fund their pledges by raising the deficit if necessary.
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Even if it doesn't collapse today, and Iran pledges to stay in, the situation is just not stable.
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Fraternity pledges who died in 2017 According to a grand jury presentment, Pi Kappa Phi was under a liquor ban -- meaning it could serve only beer and wine -- but pledges were told the ban was lifted for the November party and someone gave Coffey a bottle of high-proof bourbon.
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The exclusive service pledges to get verified members easier access to tickets, while offering a number of fun activities.
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Ms. Jayaraman has secured pledges to improve working conditions with better pay, sick days and policies against sexual harassment.
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Still, it remained unclear if Mexican pledges to curb migration flows would persuade Trump to drop his tariff threat.
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The chaebol continue to dominate the South Korean economy, despite repeated pledges by successive governments to rein them in.
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Earlier this week, the United Nations announced pledges of $1.1 billion towards its humanitarian appeal for Yemen this year.
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The newcomers include Patreon, whose software platform allows bloggers, YouTubers, and podcasters to collect pledges directly from their fans.
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Thrive Capital partner Chris Paik says Patreon's pledges work better than paywalls for sites with small but passionate audiences.
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But Kurdish leaders seek autonomy as part of Syria, and Assad repeatedly pledges to take back the whole country.
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Washington would frequently review China's compliance with pledges made for the deal and could reimpose tariffs for non-compliance.
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But much of Bolton's world view is at odds with the foreign policy campaign pledges laid out by Trump.
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Instead an informal summary of pledges by participants was issued by then-Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Peter O'Neill.
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Warren, who has taken some of the most stringent campaign fundraising pledges, will need to keep financially afloat too.
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Critics question such pledges at their peril: millions of Americans have invested a good deal in believing this president.
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The statement just released in Johannesburg is even baggier: 102 paragraphs containing an as yet uncounted number of pledges.
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Ryan, 22016, pledges to create jobs in new technologies and focus on public education and access to affordable healthcare.
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Ryan, 22010, pledges to create jobs in new technologies and focus on public education and access to affordable healthcare.
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Measures on tracking and verifying nations' progress on their emissions pledges are also a key part of the talks.
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But it is now indisputable that the Rio Games are immeasurably far from fulfilling those first grandiose environmental pledges.
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The remaining 47 state governors either expressed support for Trump's policy pledges, provided vague responses, or refused to respond.
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A "new policies" scenario that incorporates countries' announced plans and emissions targets, including national pledges under the Paris deal.
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"I think private investment flows are going to totally dwarf the pledges that are government to government," he said.
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Three of the five have since retaken their pledges and were officially sworn-in, leaving just Leung and Yao.
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One article pledges to explain "how officials, the security services, and bandits carve up the market for funeral services".
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But however earnestly a Fed governor pledges to boost inflation in slumps, a successor may tighten if inflation surges.
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Streaming video services like Netflix and Hulu also joined the alliance with pledges to adopt AV1 across the board.
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He was re-elected on pledges to protect the poor and pensioners as well as workers' wages and rights.
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"The gap between the reductions needed and the national pledges made in Paris is alarmingly high," the report said.
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The higher deficit would help finance a lower retirement age, welfare handouts and tax cuts to meet election pledges.
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Those pledges have been met with skepticism from LGBTQ advocates, who point to his actions rolling back legal protections.
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Some companies identified in the letter as having backed out said on Friday they had never made such pledges.
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He said the largest funding pledges on Thursday were made by Germany, the European Union, Kuwait, Ireland and Norway.
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And donation pledges continue to come in for Notre Dame's restoration, totaling more than $900 million so far. 3.
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Anti-protectionist terminology has been part of G20 pledges since the forum was created in 2008, the newspaper said.
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"... despite official pledges to restore and protect it, little has been done," the New York Times reported in 2013.
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The company nonetheless reiterated pledges to deliver positive full-year cash flow and a margin close to 6 percent.
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Labour's local manifesto contains pledges to build social housing, stop further outsourcing, and block development on green-belt land.
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She also targeted candidates' pledges to transition toward renewable energy instead of fossil fuels that currently power most cars.
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Somalia elected a new president last month, Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed, one of whose campaign pledges was to tackle graft.
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White House officials looked at Trump's campaign speeches and "America First" pledges as they crunched the numbers, Mulvaney said.
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Existing pledges to the Paris Agreement put the world at about 3.4 degrees Celsius of warming, which is unacceptable.
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Pleas for unity Thabet says little has changed since previous attacks, despite previous pledges from politicians and religious leaders.
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Politicians from around the world also shared their condolences and pledges to help restore the country on social media.
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Odd, then, to see a trend in Hong Kong of IPOs constructed almost entirely out of these weighty pledges.
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The value of some of the buybacks is vastly larger than corporate pledges made to benefit workers, Democrats said.
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His pledges are set up through the website CrowdPAC, which will only charge donors if Kim decides to run.
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People seem to love it, as it's already received more than $320,000 in pledges out of its $50,000 goal.
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The couple shared photos on Instagram Friday of their wedding day, including sweet pledges of love to each other.
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There are internet service providers who have made strong pledges not to sell this information, and that is laudable.
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Yet egg industry representatives claim builders and equipment suppliers will have a hard time keeping pace with these pledges.
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China then retracted the offer after the United States demanded stronger pledges, the report said, without giving further details.
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For its part, Amazon says it will donate a site for a new school in Queens, among other pledges.
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This echoes pledges the President made during his last State of the Union address to help these same groups.
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It is unclear if Congress would back the pledges of a government that may soon be removed from office.
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May's ruling Conservatives will present their policy pledges to voters on Thursday ahead of a June 8 parliamentary election.
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The company blew past its $50,000 goal in under 24 hours, eventually racking up more than $300,132650 in pledges.
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His investment conference last year secured nearly 300 billion rand of investment pledges from firms like miner Anglo American.
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It's a cycle that's difficult to break Although pledges might suffer during the hazing process, eventually the tables turn.
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It helped that Mrs Clinton honoured her pledges not to station American soldiers anywhere in the former North Korea.
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It has issued waivers to some countries including Turkey, but wants pledges from those countries to continue reducing imports.
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Previous studies have already examined US plans — and all concluded that it'll be challenging to meet the 2025 pledges.
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And the economics minister, Lee Chih-Kung, is an energy expert—the DPP pledges to make Taiwan nuclear-free.
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An unnamed source also told the Journal that the joint committee brought in another $4 million in future pledges.
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The Clinton campaign has racked up pledges from about 360 superdelegates across the country, according to The Associated Press.
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In the past, the company has failed to deliver on such pledges in Brazil, India and Pennsylvania, per Bloomberg.
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The Canadian company received millions in pledges and is now cranking out high-quality wearables in the frozen North.
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Aside from his jabs against foes and policy pledges, Trump publicly confirmed reports about some private comments he made.
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Pledges and speeches do not equal real investment, and poor policies such as the CPP cannot be considered progress.
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Those have included pledges to "remove or reduce" auto tariffs on US car makers and purchases of agricultural products.
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The group said countries should take into account national climate pledges before granting new licenses or extending existing ones.
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Slow approvals for new drugs are already a bugbear for multinational firms - despite China's pledges to speed up proceedings.
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"This is a signaling game, and it ends up punishing candidates who won't make the same pledges," she said.
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More than 100 listed companies have made similar pledges and the number is growing, based on stock exchange filings.
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Interviews conducted by LSU police "indicated that the pledges were forced to drink in excess," according to arrest warrants.
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During that speech, Trump repeated pledges to cut corporate taxes and cut down on regulations from the Obama administration.
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It's an achievement for Trump and the GOP, after pledges in 2016 to ease restrictions on the financial industry.
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But Americans will receive no benefits — economic or environmental — from the emissions cuts the protocol pledges them to make.
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They included pledges on research and development expenditure and a promise the combined firm would remain headquartered in Britain.
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We'll be sure to update this space again if Gates happens to announce any surprise charity mega-pledges tonight.
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One of his campaign pledges was to build a wall, paid for by Mexico, along the southern U.S. border.
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But every time promises weren't delivered and pledges not followed through on both sides, leading to disappointment and suspicion.
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Most of these campaign finance pledges sound good, and they are certainly better than not making such a promise.
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Trump, like Sanders, pledges to overthrow the current system and appears to speak honestly and bluntly about his intentions.
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Lighthizer has insisted on legal changes to make it more likely that Chinese reform pledges will be carried out.
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Shortly after officials made these public pledges, the government shut down the country's internet to coincide with national exams.
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The impact would be even greater if countries actually meet their Paris pledges (called "nationally determined contributions") as well.
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Generally, these pledges ask visitors to travel respectfully by not littering, following local rules and customs, and avoiding risks.
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BOB SPITZ Brooklyn To the Editor: Re "Trump Pledges to 'Heal Divisions' (and Sue His Accusers)" (news article, Oct.
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Under President Obama, the United States government persuaded China to announce important pledges in the fight against climate change.
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Given Mr. Trump's passionate campaign pledges to the nation's veterans, the response — if she is chosen — would be ... interesting.
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Did America's emissaries who were making these pledges across the Middle East know they were going to be blindsided?
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Mr. Murphy also pledges more support for public schools, which he accuses Mr. Christie of underfunding by $9 billion.
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Ryan, 45, pledges to create jobs in new technologies and focus on public education and access to affordable healthcare.
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If MoMA follows through on its pledges for the expansion, it will carry similarly messy mashups into its future.
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The GOP leader appeared to reject flatly one of Evers's landmark campaign pledges, boosting education funding by $1.4 billion.
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The fire at Notre-Dame cathedral on Monday prompted immediate pledges of millions of euros to help rebuild it.
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Pence said the insurance companies' pledges to make coronavirus testing and treatment free would cover almost 240 million Americans.
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Since Mr. Piazza's death, at least two other fraternity pledges have died at other universities in possible hazing episodes.
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The group developed a blueprint for the neighborhood and secured $5 million in pledges from the Clinton Global Initiative.
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Some have noted their own pledges to reduce methane leaks from their operations as part of broader decarbonization goals.
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The answer itself is a string of meaningless, immeasurable, unenumerated pledges and accusations held together by spit and hostility.
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The banks made their pledges around the time that world leaders negotiated the Paris agreement to reduce carbon emissions.
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Now projecting a devout Muslim image, he pledges to create an Islamic welfare state to raise up the poor.
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