Sentence examples for pledge to enter from inspiring English sources

She also asked him to pledge to enter into the substantive negotiations the Palestinians want.

Italy was promised Trieste, southern Tyrol, northern Dalmatia, and other territories in return for a pledge to enter the war within a month.

There, King Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa has pledged to enter a dialogue with the protestors, after having unleashed its security forces on them.

In Burlington, a liberal college town, Trump staffers were eagle-eyed at the door, requiring attendees to take loyalty pledges to enter.

These included reversing the Ramat Shlomo project, freezing other building projects in East Jerusalem and pledging to enter into substantive negotiations with the Palestinians over fundamental issues when the United States begins mediating indirect negotiations, which are known as proximity talks.

After weeks of prodemocracy protests — at times more than 100,000 people have massed in the streets — the royal family has pledged to enter a dialogue with the demonstrators after an initial crackdown killed seven people.

The UK, Germany and Norway have pledged to enter into up to 20 programmes over the next couple of years to pay countries for reducing their deforestation, which could be worth more than £700m.

The letter, from December 1941, was addressed to the draft board: Pearl Harbor had just been bombed, and Merton, who was working as an adjunct professor of English, wrote to ask for noncombatant status on the grounds that, as a Catholic, he was pledged to nonviolence, and that he was pledged to enter a monastery besides.

In July, however, Mr Schmidt sent a letter to the FCC in which he pledged to enter the bidding, provided the FCC forces any winner to open up the new network.The FCC accepted some but not all of Google's advice, so the winner will have to give consumers the freedom to choose handsets and applications.

With the U.S.S.R. pledged to enter the war against Japan on August 8, 1945 (which it did), Truman worried that even briefly prolonging hostilities might allow the Soviets to claim a greater stake in East Asia.

Mr. Sattar accused the Northern Alliance of breaking its pledge not to enter Kabul.