Sentence examples for may pledged that from inspiring English sources

Mrs. May pledged that Britain would keep its commitment to spend not only 2percentt of gross domestic product on defense, a NATO target, but also 0.7percentt of G.D.P. on development aid, which is more than most countries spend.

Republican senate minority leader Mitch McConnell may have pledged that "the single most important thing we want to achieve is for President Obama to be a one-term president".

Instead, he pledged that "come what may" China would never change its "one country, two systems" policy for running Hong Kong.Yet this is unlikely to reassure many in Hong Kong, where the chief executive, Tung Chee-hwa, is widely regarded as a poor leader who, under pressure, would do the bidding of his Chinese masters even to the extent of jeopardising the territory's freedoms.

Osborne pledged that national museums would remain free to enter and tax credits may be created to help them further.

Obama pledged that he would veto it.

A larger Haitian diaspora would be a far better base for the country's economic future than aid pledges that may or may not be met.

Appearing on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show, Morgan hinted that the Conservatives may pledge to retain the ringfencing from cuts that has protected the education budget in the current parliament.

George Osborne may have pledged to back "a Britain that saves", but there was little in his speech for people with nothing in their pockets — let alone bank accounts.

Instead, it has suggested that it may make two climate pledges: one that can be achieved with domestic resources, and another that would be possible with financial and technological aid from the developed world.

If fealty to these pledges continues to expand, legislators may pledge their way into irrelevance.

Even as it dawns on me that I may have pledged lifelong fealty to a man who ends every sentence with the equivalent of "dude," I'm taken by an eerie joy.