Sentence examples for pledge itself from inspiring English sources
Q: You were apologising for making the tuition fee pledge, not the pledge itself.
Algerian militant group Jund al-Khilafah broke its former allegiance with al-Qaida to pledge itself to Isis.
Peace does not lie that way.For as long as the IRA fails to make a start on decommissioning, or otherwise fails to pledge itself credibly to exclusively political means, the peace process is in trouble.
Mr. Newdow's daughter is not required to say either the words "under God" or even the pledge itself, as the Supreme Court made clear in a 1943 case involving Jehovah's Witnesses.
That enabled the 189 governments who signed a pledge to halve the share of the poorest between 1990 and 2015 to claim they had met their goal early.It is not clear how much the pledge itself caused the fall in poverty arguably not much, since China, where the biggest decline took place, took no notice of the goal.
Sometime in the next few weeks, Governor Martin O'Malley, of Maryland, will sign a bill making his state the first to pledge itself to the fledgling National Popular Vote plan — a proposed interstate compact that would confine the electoral college to a ceremonial role, like the Queen of England's.
Schurz soon joined the new Republican Party, which pledged itself to halting the expansion of slavery westward.
The government has pledged itself to a 3.2% increase in departmental spending (see chart).
In the Anglo-French Agreement of 1860, for example, France pledged itself to reduce its duties to 20 percent by 1864.
Watching the Watergate hearings, she sits through a commercial in which "a hideous family pledged itself to margarine".
Labour has pledged itself to reform political finance, and is pondering the recommendations of an independent inquiry it established.
