Even before the first ballot where they will vote as pledged for Trump, they could still likely decide procedural matters to favor Cruz.
Trump continued with his sign-spotting, treating what were mostly pre-printed placards, produced by his campaign, as pledges of allegiance: "Hispanics for Trump... Hispanics and women for Trump!" And, a little later, "Cubans for Trump Cubans!
Citing the preliminary nature of its accounting and its general policy on disclosure, the Met declined to give details on what portion of the $182 million came in as cash, versus pledges for the future.
New political set of priorities may be stalled by some business leaders and politicians even as they make "pledges" for public consumption.
David Cameron says the UK's first black or Asian prime minister will be a Conservative, as he set out pledges for members of ethnic minorities.
The enormous sum of 15 talents of silver was deposited in Athens as a pledge for their safe restitution.
"I am encouraged by this choice, viewing it as a pledge for a church of simplicity and of ecological ideals," said Leonardo Boff, a founder of liberation theology.
Distress, in law, process that enables a person to seize and detain from a wrongdoer some chattel, or item of personal property, as a pledge for the redressing of an injury, the performance of a duty, or the satisfaction of a demand.
The Liberal Democrats have promised to make millions more pounds available for the Welsh NHS as they launched their key pledges for the general election.
He also directed state grants of at least $150,000 — with a pledge for as much as $500,000 more — to the hospital over the next two years, a period that overlapped substantially with his wife's employment there from 2002 to 2005.
