Sentence examples for constitutes a pledge from inspiring English sources
Therewith, this study constitutes a pledge for the use of antibacterial toothpastes, since antibacterials can be absorbed in plaque-left-behind.
Where tenure once constituted a pledge to pay a person's salary for life, it now constitutes, in the acerbic definition I've heard from some medical school professors, a mere "license to go out and fund your own salary".
The full statement is here: Fitch Affirms European Union & Euratom at 'AAA' Updated at 3.44pm GMT 3.25pm GMT The session ends with a question about what constitutes an electoral pledge.
But in the current negotiations, what, exactly, constitutes a break of the pledge?
24 Europeans Skip the Ceremony Across Europe, more and more children are being born out of wedlock in a trend that cuts across all social classes, challenging the notion of what constitutes a family. 1 Bush Pledges to Fight Guerillas President Bush pledged to help the president of Peru, Alejandro Toledo, fight Marxist guerillas on Peru's border with Colombia.
To put it bluntly, Netanyahu's support for #2 type settlements expansion and their so-called "natural growth" (let alone taking merely public relations steps to tear down some of the #3 type outposts) on West Bank lands east of the Green Line fundamentally constitutes a violation of Israel's pledges under Road Map and are a road block to any peace agreement.
He said: "While Ed Miliband's pledge of an in-out referendum is a welcome one, there is often disagreement over what constitutes a 'transfer of powers' from Britain to the EU.
What constitutes a species?
"That constitutes a surprise".
