Sentence examples for left pledged from inspiring English sources

Gen. Jean Paul Thonier, left, pledged "to reassure and to protect" victims of battles between warring ethnic militias but not to disarm the fighters.

Mr. Mkapa, left, pledged to tackle poverty and corruption in his second five-year term and also said a special committee would be formed to confront the Zanzibar issue.

The Spaceman (left) pledged to walk into space by climbing 50 miles up a stepladder – one of the Fringe's great spectacles.

Many taxpayers refused to pay their debts to the tax authority in the prospect of a Syriza win, as the radical left pledged to scrap an unpopular property tax (ENFIA).

After pointing out that "Jell-O Man" was a fictional character, he left and pledged to never record for an advertisement again.

"One thing I can guarantee is that UNICEF will be here long after the cameras leave," she pledged.

Former Labour foreign secretary David Owen last night swung his support dramatically behind the party he left 33 years ago – pledging a substantial donation to it – as Ed Miliband won overwhelming backing from delegates for his party reforms.

At the recent Scottish Labour Party conference, leader Kezia Dugdale outflanked the SNP on the left by pledging to mitigate forthcoming tax-credit cuts in full, claiming unequivocally that Holyrood would have the power to do so.

Though dizzyingly diverse, it is not a melting pot: Miami's many communities -- Cuban, Haitian and Colombian, New York Jewish, African-American, gay and European -- often clash and many are still focused on the places they left behind, pledging their money and sympathies there.

Speaking in Downing Street, the prime minister told Britons still in Libya to leave now, pledging that "we are doing everything we can to get you out".

At the time of writing they have less than £5,000 of their funding goal left to be pledged so it's looking likely the Kickstarter will succeed.