A byelection in the crucial seat of Ferny Grove is looking like increasingly likely, with the Electoral Commission of Queensland pledging to refer the result to the courts after finalising the statewide count.
Peter Valdina Correction: March 29 , 2002 Friday A report in the Bulletin Board column of the Education page on Wednesday about a $2 million pledge to Quinnipiac University referred incorrectly to Robert W. Evans, a former dean for whom a liberal arts center is to be named.
IPOP member companies, rather than stubbornly involving themselves in a conflictual situation with the state, decided to refer back to companies' individual pledges.
It's not uncommon for members of the clergy to sign pledges, sometimes referred to as a "Declaration of Life," which request mercy in the event that they are murdered or violently killed.
"I think Mr Brown's intervention in the referendum was high profile, but what he promised the people has not been delivered," Torrance said, referring to his pledge to help deliver more powers for Scotland.
In a recent Daily Beast article by the moderate-Republican politico Mark McKinnon about pledge-mania, he referred to "the pledge by Democrats in the House of Representatives to oppose any cuts to any social welfare program in any budget or in any bill".
Several people cheered and called out "17 seats" when Mr. Miller passed by, referring to his campaign pledge to reduce elementary class sizes.
"That's usually an indication that you think you're going to lose," Mr. Romney told reporters traveling with him, referring to Mr. Gingrich's pledge to keep fighting all the way to the convention.
3.27pm GMT If the green levies are lifted will you pass on the saving to your customers, asks Pincher (Con) referring to David Cameron's pledge to roll back green levies.
