Sentence examples for mere pledge from inspiring English sources
But for companies to believe the money is real rather than a mere pledge by aid ministers, it has to be locked away safely.
Although China is not saying how much debt it is buying, analysts said the mere pledge to buy debt made it difficult for investors to bet against the euro, helping to bolster the currency.
In China as much as in America, the event was seen as of far greater importance than a mere pledge by China to reduce barriers to its markets (moves towards which had long been under way).
Yet mere pledges and promises to reduce destructive practices will not lead us toward a healthier planet.
The elected member should be a representative, not a mere delegate pledged to obey undeviatingly the wishes of his constituents.
It is too late to pledge mere words, for words too have an expiry date.
We understand that it will be up to us as mere mortals to pledge to pursue these wishes - not as an act of allegiance - but as a solemn commitment to doing all that we can, working in consort with other concerned citizens, to deliver on the American promise to make the United States "one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all".
WHEN he was still a mere senator, Barack Obama pledged to take swift action to ensure that the internet remained a level playing field if he were elected president.
Utterly besotted, Henry apologised profusely for having suggested Anne could ever have been a mere mistress, and pledged to "pray once a day" for the circumstances which would lead them to consummate their love.
Signed ______________ In a political system that was constructed on the Burkean notion that elected officials are deliberators rather than mere delegates, Norquist's pledge didn't please everybody, but its impact has been persistent and dramatic.
