Sentence examples for an easy pledge from inspiring English sources

An easy pledge to take, you'd think, but no retiring member was willing to sign on.

He is talking about inflation measured by the consumer prices index (CPI), which currently stands at zero, making it a relatively easy pledge to make.

This wasn't an easy thing to pledge -- it represented a meaningful amount of money to me and my family -- an amount that stretched me to the edge of my fear.

But by winning the 30 delegates awarded to Indiana's statewide winner and at least 15 of the 27 delegates awarded by congressional district, Trump now has an easy path to claiming the 1,237 pledged delegates needed to avoid a contested convention in Cleveland and win outright, and is well-positioned even if Cruz pulls off an upset in delegate-rich California next month.

Indiegogo's app is an easy way to keep track of campaigns you've pledged to, as well as browsing ones you might be interested in.

The president's pledge of neutrality in the Democratic presidential primary seemed like an easy call when the GOP was slugging its way to a convention floor fight.

The Conservatives' pledge to cut £12bn from the welfare budget offered both Labour and the Liberal Democrats an easy target during the election campaign.

Of course, it is easy to pledge civility in the serene setting of New Hampshire in the summertime, before the winter chill hits the air and the campaign trail alike.

Brazil and Argentina signed a pact in March pledging to cooperate with each other in order to get the International Monetary Fund to take an easier stance toward them.

In comparison, the United States will have a relatively easy time meeting the pledge made by President Obama.

Simple, which depends heavily on smartphones for access, set out to be the anti-bank, with a no fee pledge and easy-to-use features.