Sentence examples for pledge community from inspiring English sources

"I'm delighted to welcome these 17 families into the Giving Pledge community," said Buffett, pledge cofounder and chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, in a statement released yesterday.

(register here) Plus, 650 Starbucks in three markets will also show the event live and spearhead a volunteer campaign, dubbed "I'm In!" that rewards a person a tall cup of coffee for five hours of pledge community service.

More recently, for example, The Giving Pledge community formed.

Here, one finds less emphasis upon rational analysis and logical argumentation than upon pledged community membership, trans-generational authority, obedience to divinely-sanctioned standards, and, in some cases, an overt suspicion of intellectualism together with an emphasis upon the necessity of divine aid for moral transformation.

He pledged "strong community engagement" to areas where drilling is licensed to go ahead.

This could be because more teens pledge in communities where they perceive more danger from sex (in which case the pledge is doing some good); or it could be because fewer people in these communities use condoms when they break the pledge.

The Carver bank, named for the botanist George Washington Carver, was started on a financial shoestring of $250,000 with $14,000 in cash and the rest in pledges from community residents.

For its part, the government has pledged that communities will be given £100,000 for each test well drilled in its neighbourhood.

These pledge-making companies access resources and programing to cultivate a company culture that builds on their equity commitment; these companies also become a part of the Pledge 1% community, a national and international corporate philanthropy movement dedicated to making the community a key stakeholder in every business.

New filtration center pledged While the international community has pledged to build Gori a new water filtration center, it won't be ready until at least 2010.

The ask comes with a "pledge to the community" -- but it's still an ask.