Sentence examples for belated pledge from inspiring English sources
On Friday, Mr. Sarkozy offered a belated pledge of support.
Cue a belated pledge by the prime minister, Yoshihiko Noda, to "wring out" the more egregious misspending, and cue too apologies to the people in the disaster areas.None of this is necessarily new.
Just the day before, Romney had been busy revising his comment that he's "not concerned about the very poor". His elaborations seemed to make things worse among survival-of-the-fittest conservatives like Rush Limbaugh who weren't pleased by Romney's belated pledge to protect the social safety net that sustains impoverished Americans.
The main opposition party candidate, Chen Shuisbian, is crusading against illicit money in politics, and even the Nationalist candidate, Vice President Lien Chan, has made belated pledges to clean up the system.
Mr Brown's belated (and mercifully inexpensive) pledges to democratise the House of Lords and offer a referendum on voting reform for the Commons are distinctive.
So the Financial Times's splash is headlined Cameron builds on Right to Buy in effort to regain the edge from Miliband and its leading article, unimpressed with Labour's financial pledges, is headlined Miliband's belated vow to do his fiscal homework.
But even in the absence of a pressing legal issue, Walmart's pledge to deal with each case directly registered with some as a belated public-relations fix.
Happy (belated) Limerick Day!
Happy belated birthday, Abe.
Happy belated birthday, bitcoin.
