Sentence examples for pledge framed from inspiring English sources
Even in the local Ukip campaign headquarters, the single pledge framed and hung on the wall is not about immigration.
The meatless message is above all taking off in the form of online pledges, often framed as "challenges".
Mr. Levine offered those who pledged $200 or more a chance to have their photographs framed and placed on set.
But he has never framed his differences with Obama - who has pledged he will "always have Israel's back" and is deep in a re-election campaign - in moral terms.
With almost every current conversation being framed from a partisan political perspective, Jackson has pledged that she will hold firm on advocating for the hundreds of thousands of people whose lives will be saved from the new legislation.
Earlier in the day, acting Office of National Drug Control Policy Director Edward Jurith presented drug court advocates with a five paragraph, framed proclamation from President Obama, signed and dated May 6th, pledging his full support for the program.
One was "The House in the Sky," in which he pledges to the love of his life that he will "put up a big sign, framed by white clouds, that says Ada Luz".
Framing his entire approach was his plea and pledge that we listen and learn from one another, and interact on the basis of mutual interests and mutual respect.
But it illustrated how much attention Social Security was getting and how eager Mr. Bush was to frame his position as an example of the kind of innovative, fresh leadership he has pledged to take to Washington.
Ms. Tavenner's time frame, he said, reflected the administration's pledge, made last week, that the healthcare.gov website will be "fully functioning for the vast majority of people" by the end of November.
