Sentence examples for need to pledge from inspiring English sources

You need to pledge your support for Senator Obama today.

He'll need to pledge new fealty to George Bush's tax cuts, which he voted against.

They need to pledge themselves to carry out pro-growth market opening reforms no matter which party wins those elections.

Debbie has recognised his need to pledge a certain amount of time to family commitments and supported him fully.

It would increase the resources of the EFSF: rather than having to buy Italian bonds outright, it would only need to pledge 20% of the bond's value to achieve the same result.

The delay until July 3 gives them a little more time to work out how much they need to pledge to satisfy an I.M.F that appears increasingly assertive under Mr. Lipsky.

He also needs to pledge to allow the investigation to continue unimpeded.

OK… Trump needs to "pledge"… Because we all know how steadfastly Trump keeps his promises.

To have any influence with George Bush, he needed to pledge loyalty.

Any mobile operator wanting to do government business in the U.K., France or Germany these days probably needs to pledge not to lean on gear from Huawei Technologies Co Ltd.

In early 2017, Isgur was summoned to meet with President Trump in the Oval Office, where she needed to pledge her loyalty to be named the Justice Department's spokeswoman by Attorney General Jeff Sessions.