Sentence examples for only pledged from inspiring English sources

"The Europeans are sensitive that they have only pledged 800 police when 4,700 police are needed".

It has not only pledged large cuts in social spending as part of an £80 billion, or $124 billion, austerity program.

Ingraham not only pledged to rid the government of corruption and to conduct an open administration but also emphasized economic renewal for the country.

Most of the cities named in the suit have only pledged to adopt the policy, but have yet to draw up regulations.

In the delegate count estimated by CNN he leads by around 120 if you count only pledged delegates and over 40 if you include "superdelegates" (bigwigs with ex officio vote at the convention).

He is likely to come under pressure to explain why the UK has only pledged to take in 20,000 refugees from Syrian campas over the next five years and none from those already in Europe.

But, he said, a lawyer who takes the oath upon joining the bar — as Mr. Spitzer did in 1985, a year after graduating from Harvard Law School — is only pledging to uphold the laws, not to be a morally exemplary human being.

New York had 291 Democratic delegates on the table this election cycle — but only 163 pledged delegates will be locked down once Tuesday's results are finalized.

Leaders only pledge referendums when they are too weak not to do so.

Diners need only pledge 30 minutes of their time to sit down to a meal.

"We can only pledge we will demand recounts in those states," the site said.