Sentence examples for To pledges from inspiring English sources
verb
To make a solemn promise (to do something).
He has made much of his integrity in sticking to pledges made to restore public faith in politicians.
The responsibility deal is a voluntary scheme that asks companies to sign up to pledges to support healthy choices.
The fund has said an emergency loan would be pegged to pledges of economic and financial reform.
But she said that is linked to pledges that developing countries must make to join the fight against climate change.
Mr. de Boer said he remained optimistic that major powers would ultimately stick to pledges to reduce emissions.
"We're asking people to stand up to pledges that they made 20 years ago when we didn't have a $15 trillion deficit owed to China".
Donald Trump is about to pledge his troth.
There are big incentives for donors to pledge aid.
Sensibly most have been quick to pledge their loyalty.
I said, well, I didn't have to pledge.
American officials and congressmen duly queued up to pledge support.
