Sentence examples for pledge to call from inspiring English sources

The actor Matt Damon makes an unusual pledge to call attention to the world's growing water shortage and asks others to follow suit.

Mr. Obama should fulfill his campaign pledge to call on Americans to contribute to the nation's security, including serving in the military.

Meanwhile, some business leaders expressed concern that David Cameron's pledge to call on an in-out referendum on EU membership might further harm the economy.

"They're telling you that they're meeting, that they're very close to an agreement," Mr. Paterson said at a news conference, repeating his pledge to call the Senate into session on weekdays, weekends and holidays until they resolve their differences.

The remarks, which took up two minutes of his hour-long speech, followed David Cameron's pledge to call a referendum on Britain's EU relationship, a prospect that has caused much consternation and criticism in Berlin.

Patients must also pledge to call their doctors immediately if they develop any symptoms considered to be dangerous, including constipation, new or worse bowel pain or blood in their stools.

And Mr. Christie, in his address, pledged to call legislators back for special sessions until a law was enacted.

The announcement raised speculation that Ms. Gillard, who has pledged to call an election before the end of the year, could call one as early as next week.

Mr. Cameron says he has pledged to call a referendum on any treaty that would transfer more power from Britain to Europe.

The momentum is expected to continue through Election Day, when various groups have pledged to call voters and drive them to the polls.

Under the terms announced by President Clinton in Egypt today, Mr. Barak and the Palestinian leader, Yasir Arafat, both pledged to call for an end to the violent hostilities.