Sentence examples for more pledged to from inspiring English sources

He deconstructed, as Derrida would do if he were cleverer and more pledged to truth.

Kanye West, Daft Punk, Arcade Fire, Rihanna, Beyonce, Jack White, Madonna and more pledged to give exclusive or at least early access to their new releases, plus bonus content like videos and curated playlists.

The rebels organized a rally in Goma's Stadium of the Volcanos and, before a cheering crowd of thousands more, pledged to take control of all of Congo.

Former Democratic National Committee Chair Howard Dean said Thursday that he is running for the gig once more, pledging to recreate the cross-country approach to revitalizing the party that he used when he first held the job.

Last Sunday, eight years after promising to "save the NHS", and just weeks before an election, Tony Blair made more pledges to tackle these problems, many of which his government has created.

Furthermore, as journals move online, where pages are limitless, and as more pledge to treat positive and negative studies equally in the review process, the venues for publishing null findings are expanding.

This year, David Cameron has ​added one more pledge to be enacted if the Tories are re-elected in 2015: he's going to beat Britain's booze epidemic.

A historic 12 billion dollars was raised by all the donors present, with hope for more pledges to be announced later next year by some countries.

By most counts, Mr. Obama can now claim more delegates pledged to him.

Thousands more have pledged to help resettle Syrian refugees and successfully lobbied four local authorities – Glasgow, Birmingham, Kingston and Edinburgh – to give safe haven to at least 50 each.

"Last year there was actually more money pledged to board games than video games," added Strickler.