Sentence examples for most pledge from inspiring English sources

Aggravating this group of the workforce will risk undermining the "high quality health service when you need it most" pledge the Tories made in their manifesto.

"Most pledge names given to the minority members during their hazing period were racial in nature -- like Simba, Bukkake, Moo Shoo -- as were some of the tasks they had to perform," Lohse told HuffPost.

Most pledged instead to work toward a constitutional amendment banning abortion.

Most pledges made at a similar summit in London in February have not been fulfilled.

Filipe Gracio, Author provided (Click to enlarge) In the graph above, we can see that Germany has made by far the most pledges to shelter Syrian refugees, offering about 30,000 places.

While Ms. Pelosi has declared her neutrality in the race, she has said that she believes that the party's superdelegates should not overrule the will of the voters and should back the candidate with the most pledged delegates.

WHILE Hillary Clinton probably can't catch Barack Obama in the race for most pledged delegates at the Democratic presidential nominating convention, she does have a shot at overtaking him in the popular vote.

"On February 8th," it said, "Senator Obama said that if someone had the most pledged delegates and the most votes in the country, that 'it would be problematic for political insiders to overturn the judgment of the voters.' It appears that when all the votes are counted June 3rd, Hillary Clinton will be the candidate with the most votes".

"My strong belief is that if we end up with the most states and the most pledged delegates from the most voters in the country, that it would be problematic for the political insiders to overturn the judgment of the voters," Mr. Obama said.

The Clinton boosters were responding to comments Ms. Pelosi made 10 days ago on ABC News' "This Week," when she suggested it would be dangerous for the party if the superdelegates tried to take away the nomination from a candidate who had won the most pledged delegates.

In fact, United States Senator Barbara Lee of Oakland, California will take a meeting with whoever gets her the most pledged votes on Votizen.