Sentence examples for of pledge from from inspiring English sources

He extracted some sort of pledge from the Russians that future teams would be "balanced".

Warning: we've thrown in a couple of pledges from the world beyond Comic-Con to make things more challenging.

Monsignor Kavanagh's departure, however, did not halt the flow of pledges from the pews, Mr. Zwilling said.

The Democrats failed to deliver on a number of pledges, from eliminating highway tolls to finding enough savings from cutting waste to finance new subsidies like cash allowances for families with children.

This time, the answer was yes because of pledges from Mr. Nadal that MDC would "allow us to do what we've been doing," Mr. Knobloch said, and "keep our way of doing business".

Dr. Dean's second-place showing in New Hampshire left him with 9 delegates to Senator John Kerry's 13, but he leads the delegate race because of pledges from elected officials and others known as superdelegates.

The machine is due to be launched in March and was part-funded by $8.6m worth of pledges from the public through the Kickstarter crowdfunding website.

The White House said it intends to release a second round of pledges from businesses this fall, and that Secretary of State John Kerry would host an event on the role of businesses in climate efforts on Oct.

To meet the Council's requirements, the Russian government has promised to abolish the death penalty, although it has yet to win ratification of this pledge from a reluctant Duma.

Mr. Obama could amass enough additional pledged delegates on Tuesday from primaries in Oregon and Kentucky to secure a majority of pledged delegates from nominating contests sanctioned by the party.

Critics say the impact of pledges can be pernicious, and they cite the profound impact of the 25-year history of the antitax pledge from Americans for Tax Reform, Mr. Norquist's group.