Sentence examples for friendly pledging from inspiring English sources

The major powers (France, England, Spain, and the Holy Roman Empire) were outwardly friendly, pledging by the Treaty of London to come to the aid of any of the signatories that was attacked and to combine against any nation that broke the peace.

It works with individuals, companies and universities to encourage friends, employees and students to make environmentally friendly pledges in their everyday lives via its website.

Despite environmentally-friendly pledges by the government, greenhouse gas emissions have risen by 2.1% since 2002.

The introduction of the atheist-friendly pledge comes after the Scout Association, which has almost 537,000 members in the UK, spent 10 months pondering how best to welcome non-believers.

The government's legislative plan is also smattered with consumer-friendly pledges, from rolling out high-speed broadband nationwide to allowing local authorities to force bus firms to run more frequent services.

Less than five months ago, G-20 leaders in Toronto exchanged far friendlier words, pledging to work toward "shared objectives".

Next up: Business-friendly Fox pledges to reform the country's tax code.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has become concerned enough about the disaffection that he has pledged more friendly policies.

Thomas Hulce as Lawrence Pintoo" Kroger: A shy but friendly guy and new pledge at Delta with a 1.2 GPA.

As a result, women have moved to the top of both camps' agendas, with each side trying to outdo the other with women-friendly narratives and pledges.

This is embarrassing for a government that is anxious to portray Britain as research-friendly and has pledged to spend an extra £1.25 billion a year on science by 2005-06.The industry wants new laws to deal with the problem and points to America, which brought in special provisions against animal-rights extremism under anti-terrorism legislation passed in 2002.