The phrase "all the pledges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complete set of promises or commitments made by individuals or groups.
Example: "The committee reviewed all the pledges made during the fundraising event to ensure accountability."
Alternatives: "every pledge" or "all commitments".
If all the pledges materialize, the flow of aid to Afghanistan in 2003 will exceed the flow in 2002 by about 33percentt.
"What we're saying in the paper is, even if all the pledges are realized, our emissions in 2030 will be about the same as they are today, between 50 and 55 gigatonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent," Watson said.
There is time for him to turn his career around but he has to understand that life passes in a rush when you are a professional footballer and, for all the pledges to reform, I can think of many who left it too late.
The pledges for this year are still well below the $8.5bn the United Nations has sought for 2016, especially if, as in the past, not all the pledges made by governments are forthcoming, or the refugee crisis deepens as a result of the Syrian army making gains on the battlefield.
The highest amount the event has raised so far was £108.4m in 2011, once all the pledges had been redeemed.
If all the pledges are realized, meaning commit makers keep their promises, historical progress can happen.
In all, the pledge's tax proposal would add $3.7 trillion to the nation's debt over the next 10 years, nearly $700 billion more than the administration's proposal.
In all, the pledged cuts -- including promises from Russia and Mexico and a small cut announced on Friday by Angola -- add up to 473,000 barrels, just short of the 500,000 barrels demanded by OPEC in November.
The ladies not only recorded all of the pledges and collections, but they also recorded all notices and minutes from their meetings.
Maybe all of the pledges to mellow things out in the Hamptons this summer will be kept.
He was in charge of collecting all of the pledges made toward the Building Fund.
