Sentence examples for a pledge of a from inspiring English sources

Senator Dianne Feinstein, chairwoman of the Intelligence Committee, needs to make good on a pledge of a prompt, serious review.

He recently announced a pledge of a hundred million dollars to the museum's endowment fund — the largest monetary gift in moma's history.

Mr. Obama began his presidency with a pledge of "a new era of openness" and overruled strong objections from the C.I.A. in disclosing the interrogation memorandums.

The House also disregarded a pledge of a veto and pushed through their version of a bill designed to make it easier for as many as 400,000 immigrants to become permanent United States residents.

Buhari, who takes office on 29 May, was elected last month on a pledge of a tougher approach to Boko Haram than the current administration of president Goodluck Jonathan.

DUBLIN — After a week that brought Ireland a pledge of a $114 billion international rescue package and the toughest austerity program of any country in Europe, tens of thousands of demonstrators took to Dublin's streets on Saturday to protest wide cuts in the country's welfare programs and in public-sector jobs.

The agreement relies on funding from a "grand bargain"—a pledge of $816 million toward retiree pensions from private foundations, state officials, and the Detroit Institute of Arts.

However, the industrialized powers were equally insistent on winning recognition of the concessions they had made, including a pledge of an additional $1 billion in increased aid.

Mark Pritchard MP, a Eurosceptic who helped drive Cameron towards a pledge of an in/out referendum, said: "The parliamentary party needs to allow the prime minister the time and space to renegotiate with Brussels.

But in the largest piece, they weave together to form a pledge-of-allegiance image with a difference: two hands exchanging wedding rings.

A family made a pledge of $762,270 toward the establishment of a professorship in pediatric cardiology.