Sentence examples for at the pledges from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, they suggested, the deputy economy minister should ask his chief to let him have a look at the pledges Argentina is making to the IMF, which talk not of 8% growth or 5.8% but 4%.

By reconfiguring the graph with a log scale – so that the smaller numbers take up more space – we can take a look at the pledges of other European countries in more detail.

I've looked at the pledges Boris made under his second headline category - Make buses, trains and stations safer - in my assessment of his transport record as well as here and here.

Deficits do, and ought to, rise in recessions; but if they start out high and are coupled with promises of expensive tax cuts and spending boosts, the long-term consequences for the public finances are alarming.This week we publish a special 20-page briefing looking at the pledges the two presidential candidates have made; we also have a survey of economists examining their schemes—(see article).

Government sources said the British contribution at the pledging conference is likely to be hundreds of millions, and independent sources said they expected it to reach £1bn.

A quick look at the pledge by the World Bank president, Paul Wolfowitz, to change Africa "from a continent of despair to a continent of hope" shows why.

Some commentators scoffed at the pledge as simply another phony Obama "red line," pointing to his warning last year to President Bashar al-Assad of Syria against using chemical weapons.

If you look at the Pledge, it's not intended to be a party platform.

At the pledge event, which was held yesterday, governments announced their annual voluntary contributions in support of UNICEF's core work.

At the moment the pledges, if implemented, would still see warming of about 2.7C or higher.

Senator Clinton has balked at signing the pledge, as have all other candidates except Representative Ron Paul. Bruce Fein Chairman, American Freedom Agenda Washington, Oct. 24, 2007.