Sentence examples for pledge to explore from inspiring English sources
Climate change issues have been absent from the political campaigning, apart from one candidate's striking pledge to explore for oil in the Maldives.
Additionally, the members of the compact pledge to explore opportunities to connect researchers with community needs and initiatives, and to better connect students with local entrepreneurs and social enterprises.
The pledge itself is simple: "I pledge to explore and take into account the social and environmental consequences of any job I consider and will try to improve these aspects of any organization for which I work". Students recite the pledge and wear a green ribbon at graduation ceremonies.
Cartoon Network did not renew Real Adventures, despite a pledge to explore the history of Jonny's mother Rachel in the season premiere.
He pledged to explore all options.
It pledged to "explore all methods" of realising value, including the return of £70m to shareholders following the sale of investment properties to Prudential for £252m.
Some 1,500 law firms, and 800 companies including Time Warner, UPS, General Electric, the Prudential and Coca-Cola, have pledged to explore ADR in any dispute with another similarly pledged company before litigating.In Europe, Finland and Denmark are considering similar moves.
AOL has pledged to explore ways to allow its instant messaging (IM) services to operate with Microsoft's own IM offering probably solving a long-term dispute between the firms.
Given the wide range of plausible future scenarios, this is not the time to design a radical new system requiring new infrastructure, funding and processes". The BBC pledged to explore ways of making some of its regional and local news materials available to "other news outlets for repurposing and rebroadcast in ways which support the economics of regional news provision beyond the BBC".
London Mayor Sadiq Khan pledged to explore involvement in "any legal process," as he said Heathrow already exposed the city to more aircraft noise than Paris, Frankfurt, Amsterdam, Munich and Madrid combined.
WASHINGTON -- Rep. Trey Gowdy, the South Carolina Republican tasked with probing the deadly 2012 attack in Benghazi, Libya, has in recent days offered several questions he pledges to explore.
