Sentence examples for pledge a minimum from inspiring English sources

Eaton also launched the Masterpiece Trust three years ago, which has raised $12m, from 45 donors, who pledge a minimum $25,000.

Friends can then pledge a minimum of £2 to any of a range of charities – more than 13,000 available on the Just Giving website – in return for adding tracks of their choice to the playlist.

Earlier this year, the league pledged a minimum of $500,000 for the development of an H.G.H. test.

The supermarket has also pledged a minimum of 50 promotions on fresh fruit and vegetables every week, Bailey says, and are enhancing the visibility of unit pricing, where consumers can compare the unit value of items.

These men have also pledged a minimum of 10% discount on the shoes of their choice.

Supporters have been pledging a minimum of £1,000 to help support the bid while the Trust recently revealed they had attracted five 'high net worth' individuals who had offered over £1m.

The annual Koch Network summit over the weekend in Colorado Springs, Colorado, drew about 500 donors who have each pledged a minimum of $100,000 to back the organization's issues and candidates.

Arguably it has achieved the last – if only in terms of it being an official aspiration – and has got partway towards a funding settlement and a transition fund with David Cameron's pledge of a minimum £8bn real-terms annual funding increase within five years in return for Stevens delivering £22bn worth of efficiency savings.

Mr Modi also attacked the opposition Congress party's election pledge of a minimum income guarantee scheme, calling it a "big sham".

Singapore is not obliged under U.N. treaties to commit to binding emissions cuts but has pledged, at a minimum, to cut emissions by 11 percent from projected levels by 2020, compared with 2005's output.

But the revenue generated by offering those places to runners, who pledge to raise a minimum figure through sponsorship, makes them a big money-spinner.