Sentence examples for defaulting on a pledge from inspiring English sources
As commission president in 1987, his public feud with Davis began in February when the Raiders stopped construction of their planned luxury suites on the Coliseum rim, charging that the commission was defaulting on a pledge to proceed with $9 million in stadium seating changes at the same time.
It would mean defaulting on a country's debts.
At a time when many people were defaulting on new year pledges to improve their diets, the organisation said the burden of cutting our sugar intake by up to 40% over the next four years should instead be placed on Britain's food and drink manufacturers.
She defaulted on a mortgage this year.
I defaulted on a traditional career path.
"Iceland has never defaulted on a loan and will never default," he said.
No nation has ever defaulted on a bank loan.
The government would not shut down or default on its debt, pledged Mitch McConnell, the Republican who will become Senate leader in January.A shutdown seems unlikely; a default even more so.
The debt campaign urges borrowers to begin defaulting on their student loan payments after one million individuals have made a similar pledge.
A default on the latter assets would mean that the Greek government was defaulting on itself.
