Sentence examples for parallel pledge from inspiring English sources

The government and the army immediately welcomed the move and made a parallel pledge.

He was aided by a parallel pledge not to speak which lasted 17 years.

There's a parallel pledge by Bill Gates and other philanthropists.

The pledge's parallels to campaign tours might also draw speculation about whether Zuckerberg is seriously considering getting into politics.

You should adopt two parallel tracks: a) leveraging your pledge to provide an American defensive shield over GCC states with the recruitment of an inter-Arab division or three composed of troops from Morocco, Algeria, Egypt, Jordan and the Gulf States.

Passage of the multibill now unlocks €2bn in aid that the government has pledged to put into a parallel programme of relief measures.

On April 6, Abdul Aziz established a sharia court in parallel with Pakistan's federal judicial system and pledged thousands of suicide attacks if the government attempted to close it.

The adjective collateral, "parallel," came to mean "ancillary, subordinate"; as a noun, it is a pledge of security alongside a debt to ensure its payment.

President Barack Obama's pledge to allocate more resources to drug prevention and treatment parallels the hemispheric view that drug abuse and dependence are public health issues, and not just criminal acts.

When necessary, though, he has defended the waiting-list pledge, arguing that politicians ought to keep their promises, and that waiting times fall in parallel with the length of the lists.

Mr Yatsenyuk pledged that the Russian language would keep its official status in the region, in parallel with Ukrainian.