On the one hand, you have an arm's-length pledge of solidarity from Germany on possible sanctions if direct U.S. talks with Iran ever happen and if (and by whose definition?) they eventually fail.
(Parent 4) The 'campaigners against change' also expressed concern that, despite its length and the pledges to improve care, the document was not transparent about the implications of the proposals for patients.
He used to talk at length about gun control, pledging to make an issue of Mr. Bush's having signed a bill to allow gun owners to carry concealed weapons to church.
At $75K, the team pledged to switch from XS to XXL to standard collar-sleeve length sizing; at $125K, they pledged to add two new colors to the mix, and if they reach $200K, they'll add patterns, either a thin stripe or a plaid, the founders tell us.
A1 Legislators committed to a first step toward building a Second Avenue subway line the full length of Manhattan, but stopped short of pledging to see the project to completion.
An Economic Memo article on Saturday about the roots of a Republican pledge to curb taxes misstated the length of a government shutdown in 1990 stemming from partisan disagreement over budget issues.
State lawmakers agreed on an important first step toward building a Second Avenue subway line the full length of Manhattan today, but stopped short of pledging to see the project to fruition.
Pischetsrieder had pledged to keep Porsche "at arm's length".
Host Dave Rubin spoke at length about the boycott, as well as Russia's pledged discriminatory stance towards the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community, alongside TV personality Dave Holmes and comedian Jenn Hoffman.
In the debate over immigration among the Republican presidential candidates, Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota signed a pledge last week to build double-fencing the entire length of the 2,000-mile 2,000-mileh Mexico.
In his remarks today, Mr. Bush did not directly address the likely length of the military occupation, and administration officials reiterated their vague pledge that the United States would not stay a day longer than necessary.
