Sentence examples for and the pledging of from inspiring English sources

Among the changes she lamented were teachings about global warming in school textbooks, large amounts of new government regulations — and the pledging of allegiance, she said, to the earth, not America.

The talk was polite, the atmosphere convivial and the pledges of cooperation profuse.

And the pledge of an eventual total withdrawal of American forces had never been given before.

I believe that her decision is also a breach of the ministerial code and the pledge of office".

And the pledge of allegiance to the flag was changed during the administration to include the words, "under God".

That was certainly the hope, and the pledge, of David Cameron, the Prime Minister of what he took to be a freshly united kingdom.

The mission he led to London (January 1956) to negotiate for independence secured immediate internal self-government and the pledge of independence by August 1957.

As president of American Atheists, Mrs. Johnson is carrying on the legacy of Madalyn Murray O'Hair, the often profane and much maligned foe of school prayer and the pledge of allegiance.

The message denounced Canada's military role in Afghanistan and the pledge of allegiance made by Canadian troops to Queen Elizabeth II, who is on an official visit to Canada.

Amid the ritual expressions of regret and the pledges of "never again" on Tuesday's 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz, a bitter irony was noted: Anti-Semitism has returned to Europe.

The hope is that this could gradually start to change with "people power" and the pledge of war on corruption spreading from Kiev's Maidan.