Sentence examples for pledge made to from inspiring English sources
The pledge made to Mandela then — to help South Africa's transition after apartheid — is being delivered by the World Cup today.
The measures are part of a pledge made to the International Monetary Fund to reform a troubled banking system widely seen as the main cause of a financial crisis in February in return for a loan package worth $15.7 billion.
Mr. Sharon has said in the past that he was prevented from acting to deport Mr. Arafat by a pledge made to President Bush not to harm the Palestinian leader.
The Vietnamese have also apparently reneged on another pledge made to the United States - to turn over to the United States some 7,000 political prisoners who have been in so-called "re-education camps". Many of these prisoners are Vietnamese with close ties to the United States, such as military and civilian officials in the former Saigon Government.
Despite a lapse of half a century, the Kashmiri people still await the redemption of the solemn pledge made to them by India and the United Nations Security Council resolution that calls for holding an impartial plebiscite under the United Nations' auspices.
Leading the one-day meeting, the United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, said that the government was "moving fast in the right direction" and that he was confident Myanmar would honor the pledge, made to him on Friday by the leader of its military junta, Senior Gen. Than Shwe.
He has made much of his integrity in sticking to pledges made to restore public faith in politicians.
What if all the pledges made to date are fully implemented, but there's no further ambition?
Since the attack, laws have been tightened and pledges made to improve the investigation and processing of sexual violence cases.
The launch of the British site successfully brought Kickstarter a newly international audience: about half the pledges made to British projects are from British backers.
The Sacramento's waters are heavily overallocated with pledges made to farms and cities even before the federal and state governments took the fish into consideration.
