Sentence examples for its pledge to support from inspiring English sources

It repeated its pledge to support the economy if necessary.

At last, the government will partially honour its pledge to support all women facing domestic violence.

"We wish that, instead, this government would make good on its pledge to support all of the existing groups out there who are struggling against the far right," Mr. Menge said.

She called for H&M to put a figure on a living wage, to ring-fence the costs for payment to factory owners and to follow up on to its pledge to support negotiations between workers and managers.

A5 Criticism of Iraq Policy The Clinton administration's failure to act on its pledge to support the fractious, far-flung opponents of President Saddam Hussein of Iraq has prompted growing criticism from Republicans in Congress, who used a visit to Washington by Iraqi opposition leaders to intensify attacks on the administration's policy toward Iraq.

The administration's failure to act on its pledge to support Mr. Hussein's fractious, far-flung opponents has prompted growing criticism from Republicans in Congress, who used last week's visit by opposition leaders to intensify attacks on the administration's policy toward Iraq.

That led to droves of customers apparently taking their coins out of Coinbase, and even threats of legal action, which ultimately prompted Coinbase to change its mind and pledge to support BCH withdrawals from customers by January 1.

Nowhere does Amazon, Apple or any other distributor pledge to support its digital formats in perpetuity.

A family foundation made a $1,000,000 pledge to support scholarships.

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — A district superintendent who fired all the teachers from one of Rhode Island's most troubled schools under federal guidelines said Wednesday that she was willing to negotiate with its teachers' union after it publicly pledged to support changes.

One member, for instance, suggested that the council learn more about lay groups like Voice of the Faithful, a fast-growing organization in Wellesley, Mass., that according to its Web site has pledged to support the victims of abuse, as well as "priests of integrity," and to work for "structural change" within the church.