Sentence examples for later pledging from inspiring English sources

Neubauer purchased two tickets and attended the gala in early November, later pledging $150,000 to the foundation.

French and Burkinabé forces worked together to free 150 hostages from the attacks on Friday night, with the two countries later pledging to share intelligence in a bid to combat Islamic militancy.

"Oriel sold out," a group spokesperson charged, at a press conference a few days later, pledging to continue the campaign.

He softened his approach a day later, pledging to work for a compromise that could include significant tax reforms and possibly some revenues during an afternoon press conference on Capitol Hill.

Such an abrupt refusal followed months of Trump dancing around the issue, saying he couldn't share his tax returns because they were under audit by the Internal Revenue Service (although the IRS said there was nothing prohibiting their release) and later pledging to do so if his rival, Hillary Clinton, released emails related to her private email account.

(They later pledged five million dollars).

Libya later pledged to pay compensation to victims of a disco bombing in Berlin in 1986.

Kerry visited the kingdom last week; the Saudis later pledged $500 million to the United Nations to aid Iraqi war victims of all sects.

He also later pledged to Madeleine K. Albright, Mr. Clinton's secretary of state, that North Korea would take steps to improve relations in the interests of peace and security.

The London School of Economics awarded him a controversial doctorate and a charity foundation he controlled later pledged a £1.5m donation to the university.

After he was inaugurated, Mr. Nasheed declared that the Maldives was looking for a new homeland for its doomed population, and he later pledged that the country would be the first to become carbon neutral.