Sentence examples for pledge called from inspiring English sources
The pledge, called forward guidance, is supposed to help fuel the economic recovery by creating certainty among borrowers about the affordability of debt in the near term.
This pledge, called the UK Plastics Pact, is significant because it has emerged not from government but from a consortium of companies and organisations including supermarkets, coffee chains, brands, manufacturers, waste disposal companies and local authorities.
The pledge, called a Developer's Certificate of Origin, is a response to concerns among corporate users of Linux that procedures for adding new code to the evolving operating system have been too informal and lacking in documentation.
It was a long, somewhat rambling pledge called "Responsibility for Austria -- A Future in the Heart of Europe," promising adherence to the spiritual and moral values of Europe, recognizing charters on peace and monetary union, accepting responsibility for Nazism, and even suggesting that compensation might be paid to forced laborers.
That's the result of a pledge, called the School Beverage Guidelines, signed in 2006 by major beverage companies, former President Bill Clinton and health advocacy groups.
Broad's 2008 bailout pledge called for $15 million over five years to help fund exhibitions.
The pledge calls for even lower taxes — while offering almost no detail on spending cuts.
The pledge calls for elected officials to oppose "any and all efforts to increase the marginal income tax rates".
* Which? is calling for consumers to support the campaign by signing a pledge calling for supermarkets to use clear, simple price labelling at which.co.uk/unitpricing.
(He also made a series of fascinating self-portraits, or "one-image movies" as Mr. Pledge calls them, that we will feature on Lens tomorrow).
