Sentence examples for cross pledged from inspiring English sources
After the assassination of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968, Holy Cross pledged to do its part in the civil rights movement by recruiting black students; just a few months later, Mr. Thomas became one of six in his freshman class.
Under a practice known as cross-pledging, all OTA toll revenue is pledged against the sum of OTA's indebtedness, including bonds financing the state's other turnpikes.
He said the inability to stop UK terrorists returning home from overseas was "a gap in the armoury" but only pledged cross-party talks on the issue.
The research comes after a group of cross-party MPs pledged to come together to safeguard the teaching of RE in England.
Guidère said AQIM's brigades, despite their affiliation with al Qaeda, have been tempted to join IS. "The northern brigade crossed over and pledged allegiance to IS not that long ago," he said.
Ms. Sadik-Khan conceded that the signs had "incorrectly" identified the cross streets, and she pledged that the proper prefix, "East" would appear by the end of April.
To facilitate future cross-border cooperation, Kim pledged to scrap the unique time zone Pyongyang created in 2015.
Together they compelled Murad to conclude a 10-year truce (June 1444), by which he restored a tributary Serbian state and pledged not to cross the Danube River.
Afterwards they moved off to the steps of the Royal Exchange in Cross Street where the meeting pledged itself to continue the fight to clear the name of the Rosenbergs and "to pin the blame where it rightly belongs".
Hollywood's television and film writers have been on strike since Nov. 5, and most of the Democratic candidates had pledged not to cross picket lines to attend the debate, which had been set to take place at CBS Television City in Los Angeles.
Cameron also pledged to hold cross-party talks on the issue, after Ed Miliband followed the former Labour sports minister Dame Tessa Jowell in calling for politicians to get together to agree a 10-year strategy.
