Sentence examples for confirmed pledges from inspiring English sources

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By Wednesday, he had confirmed enough pledges of support from party leaders to secure the Democratic nomination, according to a party official with knowledge of Mr. Fidler's efforts.

He also confirmed his pledge to raise the basic personal allowance to £12,500 during the course of this parliament, with the higher rate band targeted to start at £50,000.

Mr Kosirnik, who was the organisation's delegate in the Rhodesian conflict in the 1970s, says the two black guerrilla movements fighting the white regime formally committed themselves to abiding by the Geneva Conventions, and confirmed their pledge even after a band of roving guerrillas murdered three Red Cross workers.

The man confirms his pledge for $500,000.

In confirming her pledge not to raise taxes on any households making less than two hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year, Clinton said, "I don't think we should be imposing new big programs that are going to raise middle-class families' taxes".

In a half hour Q&A session which prompted one Labour MP to accuse Hayes of "linguistic acrobatics", the energy minister fell short of confirming the pledge made by the prime minister on Wednesday as he told MPs that a "number of options" were being considered to "get people lower tariffs".

The proposal gave Obama yet another chance to evade military action, and to confirm that pledging to take military action came at an initiative from President Obama that he could have not proposed.

Kanye West has confirmed that his pledge to run for US presidency in 2020 was entirely serious.

Mr. Zapatero has confirmed a campaign pledge to pull Spain's 1,300 troops out of Iraq unless the United Nations assumes greater control by June 30.

Multiple independent sources also confirmed that Smith pledged significant sums to the program pool for "cart-offs" and "knockouts" of opposing players.