Sentence examples for pledge makes from inspiring English sources

The Carnegie Endowment's Mr. Dadush asserts that Mr. Romney's pledge makes "no economic or trade policy sense, given what China has done and given its importance".

NEIL STEIN Brooklyn, July 22, 2011 To the Editor: Grover G. Norquist's tax pledge makes complete sense if the world stopped in 1986.

CNN in December asked the question in somewhat different fashion, bringing up Bush by name and asking whether his move to decline the pledge makes people less likely to vote for him.

If you define self-interest as wanting to save the planet upon which you reside, this pledge makes sense even when it conflicts with your company's near-term financial interests.

It probably won't cure the problem of long-term unemployment, but the pledge makes the Obama administration look busy while Congress dithers.

Although the United States will rely heavily on forest regrowth to meet its emissions reduction target--up to 28percentt of 2005 levels by 2025--its pre-Paris climate pledge makes no mention of forestry practices or of others means to preserve forests.

For each gift or pledge made, the Chancellor will match the contribution dollar for dollar.

An earlier pledge, made in Paris four months before, would have impressed him more.

Your pledge, made in 2007 and later reversed, to match Labour's spending plans is another.

Rutherford B. Hayes in fulfillment of a campaign pledge made by Hayes during the disputed election of 1876.

The white paper states DfID's support of the pledge made by African leaders.