Sentence examples for cause pledging from inspiring English sources

Mr. Meyer, the entrepreneur behind Shake Shack, the Modern and Blue Smoke, has recently embraced this cause, pledging to do away with tipping at his restaurants, as a means to combat income inequality.

In response, he turned it into a company cause, pledging to turn Interface into a sustainable company without any negative impact on the environment by 2020.

Friends and family join the cause, pledging incremental financial support towards paying for that reward, so that once the health seeker reaches their goal, they are presented with with that sack of quarters.

A number of high-profile dining destinations, including Café Saint-Ex, 24/7 Diner, Chez Billy Sud, and the new Momofuku CCDC have joined the cause, pledging to donate funds collected over the January 20 22 weekend to a diverse group of nonprofits.

The Thunderclap website lets supporters of a cause pledge to all tweet a message at the same time, boosting the audience of the slogan by orders of magnitude.

With each of the candidates spending six or seven hours a day on the phone raising money, which may be what led them both to support a Common Cause pledge to ban soft money and provide some free television time, the race does not have high visibility here.

Though some Democrats are just as complicit as Republicans in raising these million dollar donations, it's no secret that the outside Republican groups have vastly outraised and will no doubt outspend the Democratic groups, with Republican causes already pledging to spend $400 million to defeat the Democrats in 2012.

In 2010, the fraternity suspended new membership intake indefinitely in response to hazing activities in 2009 that again caused pledges to be hospitalized.

Mr. Rich's former wife, Denise, has donated over $1 million to Democratic party causes and pledged $450,000 to the library.

During Tarcau's absence, the school made a statement on its website and social media channels, apologizing for "any harm that any Agama teacher may have caused" and pledged they were "dedicated to change," hiring a consultant to carry out an independent investigation, before closing down operations to restructure the organization.

Mr. Obama's imprecise campaign pledges have caused some confusion about when he would repeal the Bush tax cuts on Americans making more than $250,000 a year.