Sentence examples for keep their pledges from inspiring English sources

International donors have failed to keep their pledges to the tune of $31 million for the parliamentary and provincial elections set for Sept. 18, the United Nations mission in Kabul said.

When a sixth-grade teacher said his students wanted him to ask the candidates if they would keep their pledges, Mr. Gore said, "Yes," producing a ripple of laughter at his terseness.

While none is perfect in itself, these and other recent developments point to a continent with the potential to take a leadership role in international criminal justice, if its leaders keep their pledges.

But the differences between the two sides are so wide and their supporters so inclined to take matters into their own hands that international mediators face a monumental task: first to broker a deal, and then to ensure both sides keep their pledges.

If Florida's votes are not resolved by then, or if a legal restraining order bars Gov. Jeb Bush from filing a certificate listing Florida's electors, then Mr. Gore has enough votes from other states, if current vote totals stand and if his electors keep their pledges, to reach a majority of the 513 electors actually appointed.

Can the club owners be trusted to keep their pledge of no lockout until after the World Series?

If the world's nations keep their pledge to combat climate change, the analysis finds the prospects are bleakest for coal, the most polluting of all fossil fuels.

Because of the euro crisis, it has soared, to around 130,000 immigrants this year, forcing the Tories to squeeze non-EU immigration in a failing effort to keep their pledge.

Not only would it potentially hand Democrats a major victory by conclusively extending the Bush tax cuts for only the middle class, they said, it could cost House Republicans the majority in 2012 by throwing doubt on the tax breaks for wealthy Americans and angering voters who expected them to keep their pledge not to raise taxes.

The shift in funds also allows Republicans to keep their pledge to fund new activities only by tapping programs deemed a lower priority.

The Lib Dems should have "died in a ditch" to keep their pledge to axe university tuition fees, Tim Farron has said - to applause from activists.