Sentence examples for pledge to spread from inspiring English sources
Allies can pledge to spread the word about positive impacts of paternity leave and to call on officials to endorse parental leave.
The announcement of major new arms agreements with Pakistan last year renewed debate over whether the Bush administration was elevating its counterterrorism priorities above its pledge to spread democracy around the world.
The announcement came at the end of a long day of campaigning through eastern Iowa where Mr. Bradley hammered at his pledge to spread prosperity to people who have not benefited from the nation's roaring economy.
Re "Bush, at 2nd Inaugural, Says Spread of Liberty Is the 'Calling of Our Time"' (front page, Jan . 21: I was struck by President Bush's pledge to spread liberty and freedom throughout the world.
If Time Warner's value stays unchanged, he will have to give the UN about 2.7% of his stake every year to meet his pledge to spread the gift over ten years.But Mr Turner wants to retain his influence in Time Warner, so he is now talking of putting the shares into a foundation and borrowing against them for the donation.
There's already a pledge to spread the word in South Africa and social media conversations are taking place in New Zealand.
The chairmen pledged to spread the word among senior executives about the need for more diversity on boards in Britain, many of which had never had a female director.
The hunger strike ended at the request of religious leaders, including Cardinal Roger M. Mahony, archbishop of Los Angeles, who sent letters expressing concern over the strikers' health and pledging to spread news of the coalition's struggle to their congregations.
The highlight of this session was when delegates were led down the red carpet to the table where they pledged to remain HIV negative and for those who are HIV positive pledged not to spread the virus.
The pledge asks people to spread the message that "everyone deserves to be respected for who they are" and promise to "speak up against hate and intolerance whenever I see it, at school and at work".
An overwhelming majority of the responses to her story, from people of diverse racial backgrounds, were ones of shock and outrage, with pledges to help spread the word and bring an end to the simulation.
