Sentence examples for pledge ceremony from inspiring English sources

We concluded with more public apologies and then a Responsibility Pledge Ceremony: To live righteous lives wherever the men may be, to make amends for their crimes, and to spread awareness about the impact of crime on families and communities.

The pledge ceremony was held between the two semi-final soccer games of the 2005 CONCACAF Gold Cup™ at Giants Stadium in New Jersey.

In spite of the fact that schools in South Africa are currently on holiday, over 400 children from the school and community attended the pledge ceremony, and cheered loudly for the delegation from the Republic of Korea, congratulating them not only on their contribution to sport for development, but also for their success in the World Cup.

Over the last six years, thousands of villages in West Africa have joined together in public pledging ceremonies to abandon FGM/C, bringing greater hopes of ending the practice globally within a single generation.

### Note to Editors: Media opportunities during the meeting include a pledge signing ceremony where delegates will sign a statement drawn up by the child delegates to the meeting, the Youth Leadership Awards, and a closing day press conference featuring the UNICEF Executive Director, the Indonesian Minister of Health, and the UNICEF Regional Director.

As the 'Isles of Wonder' show began, artistic director Danny Boyle pledged a ceremony with a theme of "this is for everyone".

The Court took the view that "the appellant's interpretation of the pledge and anthem ceremony as a religious ceremony was a distortion of secular fact into religious belief".

In addition to this private agreement, Blackwell drew up a protest of laws, rules, and customs that conferred superior rights on husbands and, as part of the wedding ceremony, pledged never to avail himself of those laws.

The Director of Social Affairs at the Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, Abdi Abdillahi, who attended the ceremony, pledged his government's support to help work with street children to reunite them with their families.

Prosecutors said the 7 were the worst offenders among about 60 people who broke a pledge not to attend ceremonies at a new North Korean peace monument.

He did so during a private moment with the governor on May 25, when Mr. Bush held a ceremony here pledging support for Mr. Powell's national youth-mentoring program, an aide to Mr. Powell said this week.