Sentence examples for pledge to aid from inspiring English sources

A clear pledge to aid Taiwan would be read by China as a revival of the alliance, and probably as grounds for a diplomatic breach.

How do you feel about those Americans who 1) don't know the history of the U.S.'s involvement in Haiti (politically and economically) and 2) feel that Obama's pledge to aid Haiti is excessive?

SP took off with a £1.4bn budget and a pledge to aid diverse groups including older people, drug and alcohol users, ex-offenders, and those with mental health or learning disabilities.

During each leg of the quest to retrieve the relics, the player meets a priest, knight, or pilgrim of faith, each of whom pledge to aid the player, each representing one of the original eight divines.

-- LOUIS UCHITELLE and JACKIE CALMES MORTGAGES: A Pledge to Aid Homeowners Mr. Obama has pledged to help hard-pressed homeowners, but he will have to move quickly to forestall a new wave of foreclosures.

Republican Party leaders have pledged to aid him, and a number of influential donors have told him that they will raise money for him if he runs.

The Treaty of Tilsit, negotiated by the two emperors, divided Europe into two zones of influence, with Napoleon pledging to aid the Russians against their Ottoman rivals and Alexander promising to cooperate against Britain.

But a Beijing newspaper said the large-scale exercises were intended to send a warning to President Chen Shui-bian of Taiwan, who, the Chinese contend, harbors dreams of independence, and to the United States, which has pledged to aid Taiwan's defense.

Many of the main political parties have included pledges to aid home ownership in their manifestos, with the Conservatives offering to extend right to buy and Labour planning a stamp duty holiday for first-time buyers.

Administration officials, up to and including President Barack Obama and vice-president Joe Biden, have issued statements over the past three days heralding Abadi and pledging to aid his government with financial and increased military assistance.

The US has pledged to aid the Iraqis in retaking Mosul, Iraq's second city, since fall 2014, months after Isis captured it in the dramatic advance that launched the group to the fore of global attention.