Sentence examples for pledge is making from inspiring English sources

"Support for the humanitarian consequences pledge is making Australia's position more difficult; it is galvanising public and political opinion, and Australia finds itself running against the domestic and international tide".

After some shenanigans in parliament, especially over attempts by the House of Lords to lower the voting age to 16, the pledge is made law.

But there is a kicker at the very end of Mr Boehner's document, where this solemn pledge is made: "none of this can happen before specific enforcement triggers have been implemented".

A grace period can be granted between when the pledge is made and when someone goes to the Eternal World.

"We need pledges now, because once a pledge is made it takes two to four months to get that food into the stomach of a hungry North Korean".

"A pledge was made to halve child poverty by 2010 and eradicate it by 2020.

He also insisted, possibly unwisely, that the pledge "was made with the best of intentions".

A similar pledge was made by Ms. Ashton, whose appointment was the greater surprise of the two.

At the Conservative party conference in October, the unwise "next spring" pledge was made.

That pledge was made without either the knowledge or the agreement of the TAs I've spoken to.

When Hall unveiled the Health Lottery alongside Richard Desmond in a high-profile launch last September a pledge was made to deliver "at least" £50m a year for good causes.