Sentence examples for national pledge from inspiring English sources

We need a national pledge to say these are all the issues that all students are entitled to learn about.

As is well known, or should be, the national pledge was amended in 1954 to shoehorn the words "under God" between "one nation" and "indivisible".

Even though the Texas Lege beat the U.S. Cong to the punch in making flag pledging an officially gummint-sanctioned ritual, the Texas Pledge rashly borrowed its vocabulary from the national pledge, which dates from 1892.

The author of the national pledge, Francis Bellamy, writing at a time when the Civil War was fresher in memory than the Reagan Administration is now, pointedly included "indivisible" as a stake driven through the heart of the Slave Power.

First, we provide data regarding the mitigation and adaptation components of every national pledge.

In honor of the 10th anniversary of 9/11, Goodwills across the country who are involved in the AmeriCorps program will participate in a national pledge of service in remembrance of September 11.

Mrs. Beene had championed a national pledge-processing center, which would have undercut regional operations.

The organization is caught up in a power struggle with a number of large United Ways over a plan championed by Mrs. Beene that would shift the processing of donations away from regional organizations to a national pledge-processing center.

However, the accompanying national pledges made by each government on curbs to their emissions are not legally binding.

Privately, EU officials admit that many national pledges have been conservative, reflecting caution about an untried INDC process.

Current national pledges on greenhouse gas emissions, though "an achievement", are inadequate and most governments have yet to indicate what further reductions they could make.