Sentence examples for competing pledges from inspiring English sources

This news comes at a time of competing pledges from the international community to fight the outbreak.

The three independents had requested briefings from treasury and finance ministry bureaucrats on confidential estimates of competing election pledges.

Genuine opposition was barred, state TV propaganda was at full throttle and Mr Putin, Russia's prime minister, and Dmitry Medvedev, the outgoing president, were competing to make pledges of handouts.

Analysts say Sotheby's and Christie's hope to capture a share of the market and compete by pledging higher standards for authenticating and evaluating art and other collectibles.

His promises are as vast as his résumé is short, and some of his pledges are competing ones: progressive rule and centrist red-blue fusion; wholesale transformation and down-to-earth pragmatism.

But the pledge strengthens the city in competing with New York, Washington and Houston, which have similar pledges.

To mark the Clean Water Act's 40th anniversary, the Wyland Foundation has invited cities across the nation — broken into groups by population — to compete at collecting pledges by individuals to cut down on water and energy use in the month of April.

But the companies now pledge to allow competing services, like the Excite@Home service.

But even though Sanders has pledged to keep competing until the party convention in Philadelphia this July, he has acknowledged that catching up with Clinton is an "uphill struggle".

Sanders and Clinton are competing for a combined 384 pledged delegates across all five states on Tuesday, with Sanders hoping to shrink Clinton's 375-delegate lead following his 15-point loss to the former secretary of state in New York last Tuesday.

The popular site recently passed the $1 billion mark in pledges and is still competing mightily with other services like Crowdtilt and Indiegogo.