The phrase "article pledge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to agreements or commitments regarding articles, such as in publishing or legal documents.
Example: "The author signed an article pledge to ensure that all information presented was accurate and properly cited."
Alternatives: "commitment to the article" or "article agreement".
The treaty's introductory article pledged a neutralized Central America, which neither signatory would "occupy, or fortify, or colonize, or assume or exercise any dominion over....".
His defence secretary, secretary of state and national security adviser had written and cleared a line in which Trump would re-commit the US to Nato's all-for-one-and-one-for-all promise of mutual defence, the Article 5 pledge seen by Nato's Baltic members especially as a vital deterrent against potential Russian aggression.
He finds that a palpable American "presence" in Europe, and providing the additional military credibility necessary to back up NATO's Article 5 pledge to come to the aid of a member under attack, are the best response to his new threat assessment.
Sam Tarry, Mr Corbyn's campaign director, told BBC News Mr Smith's Article 50 pledge would cost Labour "an awful lot of seats".
The "Article 5" pledge reportedly had been part of a speech prepared for Trump's visit to the NATO meeting in Brussels in May, but was removed at the last minute.
Rights & permissionsfor article UK pledges to bankroll nuclear-fusion lab threatened by Brexit.
Signaling that NATO allies would be treated with more respect than they were by McChrystal in the Rolling Stone article, Petraeus pledged an "unshakeable commitment to teamwork" with the allies.
ARTICLE 18: We pledge our complete cooperation with the apostolic visitation of our seminaries recommended in the concluding communiqué of the interdicasterial meeting with the cardinals of the United States and the conference officers last April.
"Faced with conflicts or natural disasters that capture the world's attention, states make generous pledges," Colum Lynch wrote in a 2010 Foreign Policy article on aid pledges to Gaza.
In addition, in two key articles, "all members pledge themselves to take joint and separate action in co-operation with the Organization for the achievement of" these and related purposes.
