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That pledge may be worth some 12.1 billion rand ($2.7 billion).
That pledge may be his most potent campaign message – when he repeated it in Iowa on Wednesday it drew the loudest applause of his speech.
North Korea promised in 1994 to stop trying to build nuclear weapons, though it hints this pledge may be reversed if America overreacts to its missile test.
Some American officials fear that compliance with that pledge may be slipping, and that, in any case, a confrontation over Natanz is virtually certain.
But something more than a voluntary pledge may be needed to protect the integrity of the market and the interests of unsuspecting investors.
Earth Pledge may be familiar to many, thanks to its virtual farmers' market, www.farmtotable.org, which connects more than 120 organic farmers and their fresh produce with consumers looking for local foods, unusual recipes and the latest events on food-related issues.
While some pledges, like marriage vows, may always carry weight, strict antitax pledges may be losing some of their sheen.
But some pledges may be impossible to deliver.Her first challenge is to keep the orange coalition together.
Distribution has also been slowed by uncertainty about what victims will receive from the Federal Victims Compensation Fund, and concern that pledges may be substantially greater than actual receipts.
His costly platform included pledges to keep class sizes for young pupils to a maximum of 20 students, which will require more teachers and classrooms, and to hire 8,000 nurses to help revive the health service.Still, Mr McGuinty's chances of meeting his pledges may be enhanced by Canada's new political geometry.
By the end of the pledge meeting in Montreal estimated commitments came close to the $13 billion goal, and additional pledges may be announced in the future.
