Sentence examples for and pledges to make from inspiring English sources

If elected, she promises equal pay for women and pledges to make bodycams mandatory for police officers. .

Honickman, who with his wife is already one of the city's leading philanthropists, reiterates his support for universal pre-K and pledges to make a major donation.

In 2008, after giving millions of dollars to local institutions, the trust began the CME Group Foundation with a $16 million grant, and pledged to make annual donations to support grant-making.

As governor, Mr. Cuomo has tried to protect his left flank, largely sparing environmental programs from his budget ax and pledging to make same-sex marriage legal in New York.

Forty feminist organizations met at a conference in the Paris suburb of Évry and pledged to make the war against rape their main cause in the coming year.

She held a special meeting with senior ministers in the capital, Canberra, on Monday, and pledged to make an announcement by Thursday.

Still, the country remains sensitive about its poor reputation; President Goodluck Jonathan visited the site on Monday and pledged to make improvements.

Somewhere, in other words, young men actually do roll together, knock shoulders and pledge to make Thursday night "sick" and "insane".

"We all go through these convulsions of guilt that our service isn't good enough and pledge to make it different, but the resourcing is never there".

Mr. Cameron had earlier spoken about the importance of tax and financial transparency and pledged to make it a priority issue at a meeting of the leaders of the Group of 8 advanced industrial nations in Northern Ireland in June.

Last November, in a pattern that played out in several states, Republicans swept into power in Wisconsin, taking control of the governor's seat, the State Assembly and the State Senate and pledging to make major changes.