Sentence examples for pledge to recognize from inspiring English sources

The Armenian-American community is still waiting for President Bush to honor his February 2000 campaign pledge to recognize the Armenian genocide properly.

"In his remarks today in Ankara, President Obama missed a valuable opportunity to honor his public pledge to recognize the Armenian genocide," Aram Hamparian, executive director of the Armenian National Committee of America, said in a statement.

The crown prince's proposal is similar to one put forward in 1981 by King Fahd, when he was crown prince, though at that time the Saudis did not explicitly pledge to recognize Israel.

Phil Carmel of the European Jewish Congress that represents Jews in 40 countries, including Sweden, told The Local that Stockholm's pledge to recognize Palestine is "a token".

The big news this year is that Google, AT&T, and MetLife and about 250 other employers signed a pledge to "recognize the value of experienced workers".

The Arab League has pledged to recognize Israel if there is a deal and to help bolster the Palestinian economy.

And in the sixth principle, Kerry did something that previous US administrations should have done since 2002, when the Beirut Arab summit adopted the Arab Peace Initiative, pledging to recognize Israel's right to have secure borders in return for its withdrawal to the 1967 lines and agree borders with the state of Palestine.

Among other things, the Spanish organizations pledge to publicly recognize the fact that they're doing animal research, talk clearly about when, how, and why they use animals, allow visitors into their facilities, highlight the contribution of animal research during the dissemination of results, and publicize efforts to replace, reduce, and refine animal research.

The U.S. president appears to be stuck between two options: On the one hand, taking cosmetic measures in order to discourage the Palestinian Authority from demanding, as it pledged, the UN to recognize the Palestinian State.

Mr. Zawahri, an Egyptian-born preacher who became Al Qaeda's chief after the death of Osama bin Laden last year, also criticized President Obama after Democrats pledged during their convention to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital.

In 2008, when the WFP issued an urgent call for funds in light of increased food and fuel prices that raised global hunger and poverty levels, Saudi Arabia pledged $500 million, leading the WFP to recognize King Abdullah as a "Champion in the Battle Against Hunger".