Sentence examples for for pledged from inspiring English sources

The fight for pledged delegates for the Democratic nomination was essentially over.

Humanitarian agencies have struggled to keep up with the Syrian refugee crisis and are still waiting for pledged funds to arrive.

Should she win in Ohio and Texas, she could halt Mr. Obama's claim to momentum and keep the race for pledged delegates from breaking against her.

new bookThe EconomistQ: What is bonded labour, and why do you call it "modern slavery"?A: In broad strokes, bonded labour, or what's often called debt-bondage, is a form of feudal servitude, where credit is exchanged for pledged labour.

Mrs. Clinton's advisers acknowledged that it would be difficult for her to catch up in the race for pledged delegates even if she succeeded in winning Ohio and Texas in three weeks and Pennsylvania in April.

The best way to do it would be to have two counts, one for pledged delegates and one for superdelegates, so everyone can see who is actually ahead in the popular vote count, and who is ahead among party insiders.

Voters punished her for pledging any bailout money at all.

David Laws, for the Liberal Democrats, won applause for pledging to bring an end to "too much political meddling" in schools.

There was the time Lewis accused him of hypocrisy for pledging to Christianity while fathering several children out of wedlock.

Mr. Aso and Mr. Yosano cited the worsening global environment as a reason for pledging yet another stimulus package.

Egypt and other Arab countries are known for pledging funds to the Palestinian Authority that they do not deliver.