Sentence examples for pledge to join from inspiring English sources

Along with Americans everywhere, we pledge to join him in this endeavor of a lifetime.

It is in Afghanistan that the Russian pledge to join the West in stamping out terrorism begins.

Once ratified, every other nuclear-armed country would agree to freeze its own arsenal and pledge to join multilateral talks in the second phase (2014-18).

But he was floored by Mr Cameron's angry attack over his dotty pledge to join the euro - just as the currency is at risk of collapse.

Mr. Sadr has signed a new pledge to join the democratic political process that will be the final measure of American success here.

The younger militants, particularly the ones from the Timbuktu area, are idealistic and naïve, and they find it difficult to reconcile their loyalties to their people with their pledge to join the foreign invaders.

The Bush administration is now conducting an interagency review to determine its policy on land mines, and every signal is that it will pull back from President Bill Clinton's quasi-pledge to join the international ban on antipersonnel mines by 2006.

Russell Simmons, the hip-hop mogul, who has pledged to join the board, has not formally joined yet.

Under Benedict, the Vatican bank pledged to join the so-called white list of countries that meet international banking standards.

Kyrgyzstan's leaders have pledged to join a Russian-led customs union with Belarus and neighboring Kazakhstan.

But anti-fascist groups in London pledged to join together with Stamford Hill residents, community groups and other anti-fascist organisations to stop the event from taking place.