Sentence examples for has pledged to back from inspiring English sources

"Harold can raise the money," said an executive who has pledged to back him if he runs.

Lebedev has pledged to back London Live with £15m a year, with the aim that it will be profitable in about three years.

He said promised public works projects for the 2014 soccer World Cup and the 2016 Olympics in Rio could be imperiled by a sudden drop in revenues, although the federal government has pledged to back Rio's Olympic effort.

And even before the debate on tax cuts gets under way, Democrats are poised to score a quick victory in the Senate this week, where George V. Voinovich, a retiring Ohio Republican, has pledged to back a small-business measure that Republican leaders blocked before the August recess.

Unlike his involvement with non-profit, public interest digital news venture Global Mail – which he chairs and has pledged to back with A$15m to A$20m over five years – Wood is understood to have invested in Guardian Australia with a view to generating a commercial return from launch.

An attempted takeover by the One Direction singer Louis Tomlinson and the former Rovers chairman John Ryan may have failed at Doncaster but Terry Bramall, Doncaster's owner, has pledged to back Paul Dickov's attempts to steer the newly relegated side back into the Championship at the first attempt.

The Tories have pledged to back the approach in Parliament.

If Mr Lokke Rasmussen becomes prime minister instead, he will prove a significant ally to Mr Cameron, having pledged to back EU reform.

The Tories have pledged to back heads who decide to permanently exclude unruly pupils by abolishing the appeals panels that parents can use to get their children reinstated.

Mr. Prechter's widow, Waltraud, and his children, 21-year-old twins, have pledged to back efforts to fight the affliction.

While Labour, the Scottish Liberal Democrats and the Scottish Greens have pledged to back this motion, the Scottish Conservatives will not support it.