Sentence examples for form of a pledge from inspiring English sources

This might take the form of a pledge to phase out fossil fuels by, say, 2050.

The new combined campaign, called Everytown, has been given a boost in the form of a pledge of $50m from Bloomberg's private wealth.

Ralph Voorhees provided funds to start the Voorhees Transportation Center in the form of a pledge made in 1997 as an endowment bequest in his will.

In his address to Congress, Trump's only reference to climate change came obliquely, in the form of a pledge not to do anything that would put a check on fossil-fuel industries.

(During the campaign, he mocked Obama and others for doing so). In his address to Congress, Trump's only reference to climate change came obliquely, in the form of a pledge not to do anything that would put a check on fossil-fuel industries.

Those products typically offer investors a choice of mutual funds; the insurance takes the form of a pledge to pay their heirs what they put in if they meet with an untimely end at a point when the value of their assets has fallen.

In Kosovo, meanwhile, preparations for internationally supervised local elections received a boost in the form of a joint pledge by both ethnic-Albanian and Serb political parties to avoid violence and provocation.Romania's president, Emil Constantinescu, said he would not seek re-election in the presidential contest due this autumn.

Mr Hadley said a G8 joint statement on climate change should take the form of an action plan pledging progress on civil nuclear power, clean coal and hydrogen-powered technology.

Duke employees can use a pay stub or another piece of documentation (such as an acknowledgement receipt, a screenshot of the donation, copy of a pledge form, etc). as proof of their gift for tax reporting purposes.

In pop culture as in politics, there are consumers so discerning that they will not commit disposable income or cast votes unless they know in advance exactly what they're getting from a blockbuster movie or a candidate for office, and these people want their commitments up front -- preferably in the form of a verbal oath or written pledge.

But in the largest piece, they weave together to form a pledge-of-allegiance image with a difference: two hands exchanging wedding rings.