Sentence examples for it pledged for from inspiring English sources

The flip-flopping of Silvio Berlusconi's government in pushing through the austerity measures it pledged for Italy during the summer has perturbed investors.

But it has been slow to send the $45 million it pledged for the day-to-day running of the Kosovo administration.

The US government meanwhile has slowly trickled out money it pledged for Haiti's reconstruction in 2010 (so far only about a third of the $906 million it pledged three years ago has been delivered).

The Daily Mail, which had welcomed the birth of Louise Brown, withdrew the money it pledged for the clinic Edwards and Steptoe were building at Bourne Hall, Cambridge (Warnock, 2004, p. 74).

Capping off a trying year marred by layoffs, lawsuits and a tougher consumer market for sodas, the Coca-Cola Company announced a sharp rebound in fourth-quarter earnings yesterday, but its sluggish sales raised questions about whether it has enough momentum to accomplish the full turnaround it has pledged for 2001.

[C8.] Coke Net Up, but Sales Are Sluggish Capping off a trying year marred by layoffs, lawsuits and a tougher consumer market for sodas, Coca-Cola announced a sharp rebound in fourth-quarter earnings, but its sluggish sales raised questions about whether it has enough momentum to accomplish the full turnaround it has pledged for 2001.

Ezio Buselli, Chinalco's vice president of environmental and corporate affairs, would not say how much the company spent to build the new town, but he said the total exceeded the $50 million it had pledged for the project.

The former would likely raise eyebrows elsewhere in Europe, where Spain has repeatedly gotten in trouble for not paying what it had pledged for international projects.

And it pledged $500 million for a 10-year research program to study the impact of the spill.

It pledged $168.7 million for fighting malaria and joined with the Howard G. Buffett Foundation in a $76 million pledge to help poor farmers win competitive prices for their crops.

And one of the reasons that the S.N.P. did so well in Scotland was that it pledged to fight for the abandonment of austerity policies, not merely to try to tone them down a bit, which was the Labour Party's stance.