Sentence examples for pledge to its from inspiring English sources

Wells Fargo's corporate slogan is a pledge to its customers, but it might just as well reflect the San Francisco banking giant's optimism about its takeover of Wachovia, a teetering rival it snatched from under Citigroup's nose last October.

Moreover, bailing out a profligate member of the euro-zone breaches a German government pledge to its own voters: that the euro would be as solid as the D-mark.

On that basis, it forecasts a deficit of 4.1 percent this year and 3.6 percent in 2014, in line with the country's pledge to its European partners to reduce its deficit to 3 percent in 2015.

Genetics policy specialists and privacy rights groups say that the I.B.M. pledge to its more than 300,000 employees worldwide appears to be the first such move by a major corporation.

But those overtures to reticent lawmakers over Diet Cokes have largely faded as Senate Republicans have labored to pass their version of the bill, long the party's signature pledge to its base.

Its exultant Saturday night show, in a field with the Berkshire mountains as a backdrop, began with "Wilco (The Song)," which opens its most recent album, and articulates a direct pledge to its audience: "Wilco/Wilco/Wilco will love you, baby".

There is no other nation with countries pledged to its destruction.

The MBA and Leaders for Global Operations class of 2015 had raised $74,000 in gifts and pledges to its class gift by May 27, with 77percentt participation.

Its far-ranging trade connections made it so prosperous in the 14th century that the English crown was pledged to its merchants as security for loans several times.

We also believe that nations have a right to defend themselves and that no nation should ever be forced to negotiate with killers pledged to its destruction.

Investors have been alarmed by Portugal's inability so far this year to stick to its pledge to cut its bloated deficit.