Sentence examples for pledged anew from inspiring English sources

Although each of the two candidates' aides have accused their counterparts of unfairly negative attacks, Mr. Bush pledged anew that he would not let the contest turn ugly.

Top executives of the Big Three automakers pledged anew in recent interviews to improve the fuel economy of their fleets of sport utility vehicles.

But the fact that the Global Fund could be so under-funded just weeks after the world pledged anew its commitment to the MDGs still comes as a shock.

Even as Greece pledged anew on Wednesday to rein in its runaway budget deficit, briefly easing the anxiety over its perilous finances, traders on both sides of the Atlantic weighed the risks — and potential rewards — posed by the groaning debts of other European governments.

Against a background of charred wreckage, he pledged anew to overcome the bombings, assassinations and other assaults by insurgents that have risen in a mortal crescendo in the days leading to June 30, when Iraq is scheduled to recover limited sovereignty after 14 months of U.S. military occupation.

The Fed on Wednesday decided to keep its key overnight interest rate near zero and pledged anew to keep rates "exceptionally low" until late 2014.

We pledge anew that friendship.

One diocese recently posted its policy on sexual abuse on the Internet and required its clergymen to pledge anew to abide by it.

Of Support for Afghanistan American, European and other foreign leaders met in Kabul, Afghanistan, to pledge anew their support for Afghanistan and embrace its president's commitment for Afghan forces to take charge of security by 2014 -- while acknowledging that neither the public in their own countries nor the Afghan people had much patience left.

KABUL, Afghanistan -- American, European and other foreign leaders met here Tuesday to pledge anew their support for Afghanistan, agree to entrust it with more spending decisions, and embrace its president's commitment for Afghan forces to take charge of security by 2014.

The U.S. has been trying to get the North Koreans to pledge anew to give up their nuclear program, but Pyongyang has demanded guarantees that the United States won't try to topple the regime of Kim Jong Il.