Sentence examples for pledge common from inspiring English sources

Having resisted the kind of no-taxes pledge common among conservatives here, he constructed a deficit-reduction package that includes about $1 in additional taxes for every $3 in spending cuts.

But of course it is one thing to vow unity in the face of peril in order to create a republic ― and quite another to pledge common allegiance to a thug who is destroying it.

The New Hampshire House of Representatives' new Democratic speaker is pledging "common sense" following two years of Tea Party control of the chamber.

Trump broke with past U.S. presidents by omitting a pledge to common defense from his first address to NATO leaders in 2017.

"What is there to ensure that it will not, like other treaties, be broken?" Crowe went on to express scepticism of the planned "pledge of common action" against aggressors because he believed the actions of individual states would still be determined by national interests and the balance of power.

On the other hand the two frontrunners Mr Johnson and Mr Livingstone have more than 10 pledges in common.

The Government has pledged another Commons vote on any larger scale operations in Syria, but the likely election of Jeremy Corbyn as Labour leader combined with the continuing opposition of some Tory backbenchers means the consent of MPs is far from certain.

Mr. Strickler said Kickstarter's most common pledge is $30; USA Projects' is $120, Mr. Spokes said.

Dozens of American flags flutter from short staffs flanking the county seat's main drag, North Broadway, in tribute to what Burns residents say is their common pledge to unify in the fight for a better America.

But only recently, after a wave of deadly attacks by religious extremists inside the kingdom, has the Saudi establishment itself been roused to action.At a recent summit of the Gulf Co-operation Council, a body that links six oil-rich Arab monarchies, Saudi Arabia's rulers joined in a common pledge to reform religious education across the region.

To address the core challenge posed by the Knight Commission report, Bezos and the other top 25 billionaires in our country, along with the largest media and tech firms, need to come together and make a common pledge to provide whatever resources are needed, especially to save local journalism.