Sentence examples for he made a pledge from inspiring English sources

He made a pledge in August to invest 5 billion euros, about $6.7 billion, in poor urban neighborhoods around the country, largely in the form of credits to private employers who hire unemployed youth.

He made a pledge to end the war in Vietnam, but would not go into detail, drawing some criticism.

And on June 9, he said he made a pledge that "I would never filibuster any President's judicial nominee.

"In all seriousness," Spicer continued, "I think his view is, he made a pledge to the American people, he wants to donate it to charity, and he'd love your help to determine where it should go".

When a 38-year-old Conrad first ran for the Senate in 1986, he made a pledge that would define his career: If the federal deficit increased while he was in office, he wouldn't run for reelection.

In 2009 he made a pledge at the G-20 summit to phase out fossil fuel subsidies, but last year he put swing state politics ahead of clean energy promises: In June, the Ex-Im board initially did the right thing and rejected the massive Sasan coal project in India because of its outrageous carbon footprint, but Obama pressured the agency to do a U-turn and approve the project.

— he makes a pledge of inspiration and fealty when she needs a pick-me-up.

No more!—he makes a pledge of inspiration and fealty when she needs a pick-me-up.

Twist added that as a patron himself, his own charges will also climb significantly if he needs to add 35 cents every time he makes a pledge.  .  .  .  .  .  .  .  .

He was trying to juggle two jobs as candidate and as governor, and he had made a pledge not to run for office while being governor".

Miliband also reminded Cameron that he had made a pledge in a contract with the British people to reduce net immigration to the low tens of thousands and had asked voters to throw him out if he failed to meet the objective.