Sentence examples for believe pledged from inspiring English sources

Senator Obama, our campaign and our supporters believe pledged delegates is the most legitimate metric for determining how this race has unfolded.

Given the depth of this recession and how closely multiyear gifts track the stock market and overall confidence, Mr. Fellows said he did not believe pledging would return to previous levels for at least three years.

Andrew Haldenby, director of Reform and former Conservative party adviser, believes pledges such as Sodexo's are both ethically right and lead to better business performance.

Details of the renewed contract are scant, but many believe Icann has pledged to be more open about how it is run and how it spends its money.

Nevertheless, I believe the pledge campaign is a way of shooting oneself in the foot.

That was the Mets' vow, and it was everywhere, from the billboards to the pocket schedules, and there was reason to believe the pledge.

The Lib Dems said voters would "simply not believe" the pledge unless the Conservatives spelled out where they would cut public spending.

Those they don't believe will pledge allegiance, they will execute," he said.

One, the Communication Workers of America, said in a press release that "the plan for the Senate and House to move forward on Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) after securing fast track legislation is at odds with common sense and is already imperiled," and that Democrats who believe Republican pledges "have a misplaced faith in the GOP and the functionality of Congress".

The 15 European Union nations were believed to have pledged a similar amount.

As part of the deal, he is believed to have pledged to cooperate as a witness if Mr. Zubaydah is prosecuted.