Sentence examples for a pledge to continue from inspiring English sources

The couple's vows included a pledge to continue their forensic ways.

And President Obama interrupted his Europe trip to announce plans to visit Missouri on Sunday and a pledge to continue federal aid for recovery "after the news cameras leave".

Campaigning on a pledge to continue the crime-fighting efforts of the last three years, Mr. Serrano soundly defeated María Antonieta Pérez Reyes from the conservative National Action Party, or PAN.

Fifty-six thousand hunters, with the blessing of the Countryside Alliance, had already signed a pledge to continue hunting and then present themselves "to justice" at their local police stations, and the Lords figured that the faster this happened the better the odds for the ban being overturned.

That the Tories meant business was reflected in the manifesto also containing a pledge to continue "top-slicing" the licence fee to fund superfast broadband across the country, a charge taking £150m per annum out of the BBC's £3.6bn funding pot.

Blagojevich cited Kipling, then Tennyson, and faded with a pledge to continue his fight.

The Smiths' most unloved fan, David Cameron, has issued a defiant pledge to continue listening to the band's music despite the latest edict by one of its members that he should cease doing so.

The recent announcement that there would be a rise in alcohol prices of 2% above inflation in the chancellor's budget, however, along with an earlier pledge to continue the alcohol duty escalator, which will raise duty on higher-strength beers from October while reducing that for lower-strength drinks, has angered some of the government's partners.

The package included a 25% increase in military aid to Israel, raising its value from $2.4 billion a year to $3 billion, and a ten-year pledge to continue bolstering Egypt's military with an annual $1.3 billion in aid.

The speakers confess aporia and pledge to continue.

We pledge to continue to work with our agency partners and our scientific advisory boards to provide "good science for good decisions".