Sentence examples for because of pledges from inspiring English sources

This time, the answer was yes because of pledges from Mr. Nadal that MDC would "allow us to do what we've been doing," Mr. Knobloch said, and "keep our way of doing business".

Lloyds TSB is unable to launch a rapid counter to the Spanish bid for Abbey National because of pledges it made to the competition authorities when its takeover attempt was blocked three years ago.

Dr. Dean's second-place showing in New Hampshire left him with 9 delegates to Senator John Kerry's 13, but he leads the delegate race because of pledges from elected officials and others known as superdelegates.

Many low-income Iranians voted for Mr. Ahmadinejad four years ago because of his pledges to raise their standards of living.

Another poll, taken after the launch of the Tory manifesto, found that 28percentt of voters said they were less likely to vote Conservative because of the pledges for social care.

Number of pledges offered by European countries.

This provides a direction for trading derivative products of pledges.

The number of pledges is still growing.

The actual disbursement had always been less than pledges from donors between 2002/3 and 2007/8, when in this period only 62% of pledges were disbursed [ 23].

And Representative Peter King of New York said he doesn't feel bound by the pledge any more than he'd insist on attacking Japan now because of a pledge made during World War II.

Because of that pledge, clearinghouses have to make sure they can pay out if one party defaults.