Sentence examples for daily pledges from inspiring English sources

After the "sorry" posters last week come five new posters with daily pledges.

El Universo, a national daily, pledged to continue its editorial policy in spite of what it sees as the government's attempt to restrict free reporting.

The final editorial of the print daily pledged itself to Mr. Evjue's purpose as "an independent voice for peace and economic and social justice that speaks truth to power each and every day".

Understandably caught up in a wave of grief and defiance, the House of Representatives voted for the display of signs proclaiming God Bless America in schools, and the New York Board of Education passed a resolution requiring all public schools to lead a daily pledge.

Along with the other children, Elian sang the national anthem, saluted the Cuban flag and repeated the Pioneers' daily pledge: "Pioneers for Communism, we will be like Che!" That was a reference to the guerrilla hero Che Guevara, who helped lead Fidel Castro's army before the 1959 Cuban revolution.

In 2012 the Nebraska legislature declined to pass a bill requiring a daily pledge of allegiance to the U.S. flag in all public elementary and secondary schools.

Draper leads them in their daily pledge to "promote freedom at all costs" and "drive, build, and pursue progress and change".

While Heitsch said that the district "fully supports the right of each student to participate or not in the daily pledge," the statement didn't say how the teacher would be disciplined, if at all.

According to the Watertown Daily Times, pledges were allegedly forced to rub hot sauce on their crotches; to put a mixture of chewing tobacco, hot sauce and onions in their mouths; to spit raw egg between each other's mouths; struck with a paddle on their rear ends; and the father of one fraternity member allegedly branded brothers with metal clothes hanger.

Christopher Chope, MP for Christchurch, put the biggest question mark over the Daily Record pledge, and specifically the agreement to preserve the Barnett funding formula, named after its inventor, the former Labour treasury secretary Joel Barnett.

Meanwhile 5,000 small businesses have written to the Daily Telegraph pledging support for the Tories' economic plan, and Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg has set out one of his coalition requirements should his party find itself holding the balance of power come 7 May.