Sentence examples for pledge stands from inspiring English sources

The NOM pledge stands incontrovertibly as evidence that NOM wants to return to the status quo ante in which nearly all gay Americans were forced to live closeted lives.

In Caracas, Hugo Chávez, Venezuela's leftist president, to whom the FARC had made the pledge, stood by with the captives' relatives.

So far, the total pledged stands at $37.5bn, almost half of which comes from Japan.

The threat of terrorism means that Britain must confront jihadists at home and abroad, Mr Cameron has declared, but not all that has been pledged stands up to scrutiny.

You can't quite see all the lyrics above, but here they are: Clegg, I've not met you And this is crazy Here's your pledges Stand down maybe?

But one is facing a tough reelection, so supporting the Republican nominee is a pledge he stands behind.

They say that both the ordinance and the mayor's tactics with which he hopes to pass it "stand in stark contrast to Chicago's democratic values" and are urging council members to pledge to "stand against the Mayor's attempt to bully them into suppressing non-violent free speech in their communities".

But it's a lot more reassuring than Draghi's pledge to "stand ready to act".

In her last two campaigns, Gov. Jeanne Shaheen, a Democrat, took the pledge and stood by it.

Ahmadinejad pledged: "Whoever stands against the Islamic system will not survive".

Mr. Wilson said he was especially skeptical that Mr. Gore could keep his pledge to stand up to the big pharmaceutical companies.