Sentence examples for because of its pledge from inspiring English sources

But there was no hint then of Moody's placing MBIA back on review for downgrade, perhaps because of its pledge to move the capital down to the subsidiary, where it could be available to pay claims if they came in.

But many parents of children with disabilities, who embraced No Child Left Behind because of its pledge to rate schools by the performance of all kinds of students, say they are outraged by the allowances.

The Turnbull government also accused Labor of "reckless, crass populism" because of its pledge to hold a banking royal commission, while considering its own response to the string of banking scandals to counter the Labor policy, a response which is likely to be announced on Tuesday.

It's because of its name: Pledge to America.

Because of its size, its pledge in 1994 to achieve free trade in the region is potentially the most far-reaching economic agreement in history.

But to Mr. Wang — who had chosen Brooklyn Law and had declined to apply for student housing because of his pledge to room with his friend — it was too far from school.

In the video, released Friday on his Web site, two consultants are shown popping Advils and Tums as they bemoan Mr. Donovan's refusal to accept the Independence Party's endorsement because it is under investigation and because of his pledge not to run for a higher office.

Moody's predicted that because of his pledge not to raise taxes, the state will take several years to return to fiscal health.

But because of his pledge to appeal before Thursday, Rodriguez was able to join the Yankees here as a member of the active roster for the first time all season.

(After the case was dismissed, radical Jewish groups urged violence against Mr. Soobzokov, and he was killed in 1985 by a bomb at his home in Paterson, N.J. ) The secrecy surrounding the Justice Department's handling of the report could pose a political dilemma for President Obama because of his pledge to run the most transparent administration in history.

"He might conceivably make a little more progress with Republican-leaning voters who have been put off by his rhetoric, but you've got to balance that against the people who were attracted by him in the first place because of his pledge to deport 11 million illegal immigrants".