Sentence examples for made no pledge from inspiring English sources

The association in turn offered to help the academy work through its problems, but made no pledge to remove penalties.

He made no pledge to protect state aid to local schools, and promised to "lower the cost of Medicaid".

Roger Toussaint, president of the union's Local 100, has made no pledge that the union will not strike.

Conservative leader David Cameron last week promised to protect existing schools spending, but made no pledge on 16-19s.

The strains grew Tuesday, when European finance ministers made no pledge to increase the emergency fund that the European Union has put in place to help protect the euro.

American officials insisted on Wednesday that the C.I.A. made no pledges to scale back covert operations in Pakistan or to give the Pakistani government or its intelligence agency a roster of American spies operating in the country — assertions that Pakistani officials disputed.

The biggest obstacle to global progress has been countries like China and India that made no pledges at Kyoto because, they argued (and continue to argue), the industrialized world caused most of the problem and thus bore most of the responsibility for solving it.

Yet this is what the Japanese government and some economists have been urging it to do: print lots of money, force the yen lower, and get people to start believing that prices must soon start to rise.In fact, not only has the bank made no pledges about the circumstances under which it might print more money.

Mr Byers, flanked by the prime minister at a special statement on the tragedy in the Commons, made no pledges when pushed by the opposition on whether a public inquiry would be held into the crash, which left seven dead and 40 injured.

BRUSSELS — Fighting to support the euro amid continuing market uncertainty, European finance ministers played for time on Tuesday, making no pledge to increase their backstop fund for the currency and hinting that Portugal might need to take additional measures to fend off speculative attacks.

"I will make no pledges this week other than this one -- that if confirmed, I will remember and abide by all these lessons," Ms. Kagan said.