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Last year, responding to public opposition to nuclear energy in the wake of Japan’s 2011 Fukushima meltdown, Tsai vowed to make Taiwan nuclear-free by 2025.
This is no longer the case: two days before the election, Netanyahu explicitly vowed that his government would never allow Palestinian statehood.
But both oligarchs prefer Yanukovych to Yushchenko, who has vowed to "end corruption" and send "bandits" to jail.
Yet Trump vowed repeatedly during his campaign to “cancel” the historic global climate agreement reached in Paris last December.
US President Barack Obama has finally vowed to respond to Putin’s assault on American democracy, but he should have done more – and acted much sooner.
Zia has vowed that her party and its alliance will continue boycotting the ballot box until free and fair elections are held.
Both have repeatedly affirmed their admiration for Kushner and vowed that he will be deeply involved in decisions, despite his utter lack of experience.
“There won’t be an early election,” she vowed a week after the Brexit vote.
In 1992, when the world’s governments first promised to address man-made global warming, they also vowed to head off the human-induced extinction of other species.
Alckmin has vowed to slash spending, open up the economy, privatize state companies, and clean up the messy legal and regulatory thicket that has prevented investment in critical infrastructure like ports, roads, and railways.
As I mourned with these beleaguered communities, trying to share their pain and grief, I vowed to do all I can to secure help for them.
Casting Muslims as enemies – and denying them entry to America, as he vowed during his campaign – would be a powerful recruiting sergeant for the Islamic State and al-Qaeda, as is suggesting that the US ought to seize Iraq’s oilfields for itself.
Still others would make the case that monetary action would have been enough, if only the Fed had committed to a target for annual inflation that was higher than 2% and vowed to do as much quantitative easing as necessary to reach that goal.
And yet M5S probably cannot achieve a parliamentary majority, and it has vowed not to enter into coalitions with other parties.
During his inauguration speech, he vowed to revive the economy, strengthen relations with the US, and deal with North Korea.
He has vowed to restore credibility to the management of South Africa’s affairs, and to reinvigorate the values of democratic inclusion.
The good news is that President Barack Obama has vowed to veto CISPA.
Some Second Life players say that it is, and have vowed to expose those who do it.
A global lender of last resort in dollars that is bigger and faster than the IMF?Europe’s financial crisis abated when European Central Bank president Mario Draghi vowed to do “whatever it takes” to save the euro.
While Western and Asian leaders have vowed to defy America’s extraterritorial sanctions – which target third parties that do business with Iran – foreign firms that invested in Iran after the JCPOA was signed have begun withdrawing from the country.
Similarly, the EU has vowed to cut at least 80% by 2050; but, again, the average cost estimated by seven models runs to €3-6 trillion annually – possibly almost a quarter of Europe’s GDP.
The DPJ has vowed to shake up the cozy relations between Japan’s bureaucrats, politicians, and big business.
When Abe became Prime Minister almost three years ago, he vowed to restore Japan’s standing as a “first-tier country” by implementing an economic stimulus package, dubbed “Abenomics,” and reinterpreting Japan’s constitution to stiffen the country’s defense posture.
Desperate government measures saved us from Great Depression II, and officials vowed “never again” would we face the same risks.
Invoking the country’s need for an “independent foreign policy,” he threatened to scuttle his country’s military agreement with its longtime ally, the United States, and vowed to work with China instead.
The new SDGs set a lofty goal: for the first time, world leaders have vowed to reduce premature deaths caused by chronic illnesses such as cancer, heart disease, and diabetes.
Yet, during the DPJ’s election campaign, Hatoyama vowed to eliminate the Marines’ presence on Okinawa.
Though Trump still mentions the preposterous wall he has vowed to build along the border with Mexico (with Mexico footing the bill), he has now made trade his main issue.
In Indonesia, for example, where the economic impact of child marriage is negatively affecting long-term growth forecasts, President Joko Widodo has vowed to outlaw the practice, a significant pledge in a country where 14% of girls are married before their 18th birthday.
Trudeau has already vowed to make gender equality a key theme at this year’s meeting, and we certainly welcome his focus.
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