Sentence examples for pledge to go from inspiring English sources

The State Department's spokeswoman, Victoria Nuland, reiterated the administration's pledge to go to zero by the end of the year.

I signed Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America's (IAVA) pledge to "Go Silent" and encouraged my friends to do the same.

25 January Assange then backtracks on the pledge to go to the US, claiming that Obama's decision to grant Manning clemency was an attempt to "make life hard" for him.

Yet the alternative reneging on a previous government's pledge to go ahead with the rise could have destroyed confidence in Japan's ability to cope with its monstrous burden of public debt.The early signs are that a preternaturally lucky Mr Abe has got away with it.

Kimmie also has best friends, Marika (Lauren Ash) and Helen-Alice (Liza Lapira), and they form a trio of misfits who try to buck one another up: none of them ever have a date, so one night a week, they pledge to go out together and shed their cocoons.

Ján Slota, the leader of that party, is notable for a number of number of reasons, including a proposed Roma policy that involved "a small courtyard and with a long whip" and the pledge to "go with tanks and take Budapest down".

And he pledged to go further.

And major companies are pledging to go 100% renewable, too.

At that point, Mr. Nehru pledged to go to war if necessary, the article said.

Projects that seem implausible or overambitious tend not to secure enough pledges to go ahead.

Mr. Obama's former campaign operation has already pledged to go after Democrats who opposed gun control.