Sentence examples for and pledged in a from inspiring English sources

The Ohio governor also criticized Obama administration's Iran nuclear deal and pledged: "In a Kasich administration, there will be no more delusional agreements with self-declared enemies".

Since August, when Mr. Sadr met with Ayatollah Sistani in Najaf and pledged in a cease-fire to enter the democratic process, the pressure on Mr. Sadr has only intensified.

Walden O'Dell, the head of Diebold Inc., has raised large sums for President Bush, and pledged in a fund-raising letter that he was "committed to helping Ohio deliver its electoral votes to the president" in 2004.

In 1985, the protest group Artists United Against Apartheid which included Bruce Springsteen, Bob Dylan, Lou Reed and U2 took a less nuanced stance and pledged (in a song titled Sun City) not to play there.

The chairman, Victor E. Grijalva, was appointed interim chief executive and pledged in an interview to restore investor confidence.

A member of the TV magnate's cabinet, Altero Matteoli, said Berlusconi's Freedom People movement would only agree to a government programme "essentially limited" to the reform and austerity measures pledged in a letter last month to the European institutions.

Appealing for unity after the bitter debate over the charter, which was finalized by his Islamist allies over the objections of opposition parties and the Coptic Christian Church, Mr. Morsi pledged in a televised address to respect the one-third of voters who cast ballots against it.

In one of the biggest steps by Britain to crack down on "aggressive" tax avoidance and money-laundering, the prime minister pledged in a Guardian interview to end the era of "secretive companies in secretive locations" that cost exchequers around the world billions of pounds in lost revenue.

Giving his condolences, Munter said the United States took the attack "very seriously" and pledged a "a full, in-depth investigation".

It may be a distant memory now, but the mayoral race began in April with series of positive advertisements extolling the mayor's record (on education and crime) and pledging progress in a third term (by saving thousands of jobs and units of housing for people of lesser means).

Adopting New Policies For the third time since 2005 BP has again announced safety as its top priority and pledged a shift in its culture to ensure that that promise will be implemented.