Sentence examples for Serious pledge from inspiring English sources
"People need to know that this is a serious pledge that they can bank," he told ITV News.
Making any serious pledge has been a political challenge in many countries, including the United States, where President Obama has encountered vociferous opposition in Congress.
The decision on the export licence application has been deferred until 5 July and this could be pushed back to 5 January 2019 if there is a serious pledge to raise the money for the asking price.
For all the lols it might generate, Harman is right to defend the colour of the bus, because to make a serious pledge to address women's issues, you have to be conspicuous.
"We have some serious pledges". Sportsmanship doesn't end with La Cañada football.
The United Nations tried to make this year's climate meeting a summit focused on finance, but the Green Climate Fund, which is supposed to provide $100 billion every year by 2020 for adaptation and mitigation efforts, remains empty, and there's no sign that rich countries will come to the table in Warsaw with any serious pledges.
Above all, Hamas will retain its power until there is a peace process which offers a serious international pledge that one day the occupation will end.Hamas is confident that such international rescue will not come.
The players' union, which unlike M.L.B. is empowered to police agents, initially acknowledged that the allegations were serious, and pledged to investigate.
Josie Rourke, artistic director of the Donmar Warehouse, said: "It feels very good, in an election year, to be able to say, look how healthy we are, look at what the relationship between subsidised and commercial is and how that returns real revenues and great work... and please make some serious arts pledges in your manifesto".
Mr. McCain added: "If the president were serious about his pledge for change, he would veto this bill.
If President Bush is serious about his pledge to "leave no child behind" he would invest more money in a program that works.
