Sentence examples for common pledge from inspiring English sources
Mr. Strickler said Kickstarter's most common pledge is $30; USA Projects' is $120, Mr. Spokes said.
Dozens of American flags flutter from short staffs flanking the county seat's main drag, North Broadway, in tribute to what Burns residents say is their common pledge to unify in the fight for a better America.
But only recently, after a wave of deadly attacks by religious extremists inside the kingdom, has the Saudi establishment itself been roused to action.At a recent summit of the Gulf Co-operation Council, a body that links six oil-rich Arab monarchies, Saudi Arabia's rulers joined in a common pledge to reform religious education across the region.
Why is Cameron so reluctant to honour his Commons pledge and line up with fellow EU leaders in highlighting the Tymoshenko case?
David Cameron, announcing the outcome of the five-year strategic and security review in the Commons, pledged to maintain nuclear weapons as "our ultimate insurance policy as a nation" but failed to mention the new estimated cost.
For example, it's pretty common to pledge monogamy, but how does that actually work?
Obama's common ground pledge (and my piece about it) did not muster any interest in Jill in finding a solution.
Workers there have been found to have been paid less than the minimum wage, the use of zero-hour contracts is common and pledges made by the company's founder, Mike Ashley, to improve working conditions have not been met.
On Monday in the Commons, Duncan Smith pledged to press ahead with the universal credit, though he did offer a concession in one area highlighted by Field and other critics.
Asked about the issue during question time in the Commons, Harman pledged: "We will carry on doing our business and we will make absolutely sure that it is reported and it is not for the courts to stop that".
The common interests, the pledge of economical and quality operation for both parties are objectives that they seek to promote jointly, day-by-day, through to the present.
