Sentence examples for home pledged from inspiring English sources

He welcomed home Alan Gross, the American who had been held prisoner in Havana until the recent détente; hailed efforts to fight Ebola in West Africa (in truth, he could have made more of the efficacy of the government's response here at home); pledged, once again, to shut down Guantánamo; and slipped in a stretcher about how restrained the United States has been in its deployment of drones.

Within minutes of Chavez's broadcast, senior allies at home pledged loyalty and unity - seeking to scotch speculation of an ugly struggle for political succession within the upper echelons of the ruling Socialist Party.

Shane Warne will not join the majority of the Australian squad in returning home, pledging to play out the remainder of the county season with Hampshire.

Magistrate Judge Roanne L. Mann agreed to release Mr. Yushuvayev on $500,000 bond, but only after the court received proof of the value of homes pledged as security by his father, an immigrant from Uzbekistan.

Redur Khalil, a spokesperson for the YPG, strongly refuted the claims and urged the former residents of Tal Abyad to return to their homes, pledging that the civilian administration would not be interfered with.

Despite budget constraints at home, Mr. Panetta pledged to increase America's military presence in the region.

Mr. Ryan's sentencing is set for August, but as he left the courthouse for home, he pledged to appeal.

The Home Secretary pledged to make anti-Muslim hate crimes a more serious offence under a future Tory Government, just as Parliament dissolved.

The Home Office pledged to decide their cases as soon as possible, with a view toward ejecting the Afghans from Britain.

Moving closer to home, Galloway pledged to fight for social housing, especially council housing, and to demand of private developers that 50% of all new homes they build be "affordable".

Yvette Cooper, the shadow home secretary, pledged at the Labour conference to scrap the system of police and crime commissioners, which marks its second anniversary, and use the money to save 1,100 police jobs already planned to go next year.