Sentence examples for necessary pledge from inspiring English sources

An offshore electricity grid – along with the promised smart grid, that's an expensive but necessary pledge.

On Monday, Gawker said it had obtained all the necessary pledges but had lost touch with the dealers.

There's a question as to whether Romney will have the necessary "pledged" delegates by the end of the primary season.

A succession of UN conferences have gotten most of the necessary pledges, but they have not been fulfilled, especially by rich Arab states that are quicker to supply weapons to jihadists.

He said that in the future, Afghan forces will enter villagers' homes if necessary, a pledge that brought another round of applause.

Why is MSNBC's Chris Matthews, and apparently the entire corporate media apparatus, colluding to coronate Hillary Clinton as the Democratic nominee on June 7th, even though there is no way for her to win the necessary 2383 pledged delegates for victory?

"Without an adequate and independent assessment of the situation and current needs, as well as a commitment by the regime to provide the necessary access, a pledging conference is unlikely to produce the results we seek," Mr. Marciel said.

It may be necessary to form a pledge with someone in the real world as a guide to the Eternal World, but one's memories surrounding the pledge become vague.

One attack comes from those who are looking to cut the budgets of federal financial regulatory agencies, claiming such cuts are a necessary part of their pledge to eliminate the deficit without raising taxes.

In September 2012 it countered euro break-up fears by pledging, if necessary, to buy unlimited amounts of government bonds for countries besieged by the markets.

"The PM promised dredging just hours after his Environment Secretary and the Environment Agency said it wasn't necessary while troops were pledged seemingly without any consultation with the council.