Sentence examples for pledged for the project from inspiring English sources

Ezio Buselli, Chinalco's vice president of environmental and corporate affairs, would not say how much the company spent to build the new town, but he said the total exceeded the $50 million it had pledged for the project.

Last month, speaking about the $3bn the federal government had pledged for the road project, Napthine said: "We welcome the prime minister's involvement in infrastructure, but we do have our differences".

Noting the $3bn the federal government has pledged for the controversial East West Link road project, Napthine said: "We welcome the prime minister's involvement in infrastructure, but we do have our differences.

The Indiana Department of Transportation pledged $1 million for the project to build a ramp to the Big Four Bridge on the Indiana side, on Riverside Drive, and Jeffersonville pledged $200,000; early estimates were that the Indiana ramp would cost $2.8 million, but was likely to increase.

A museum trustee, David H. Koch, has pledged $10 million for the project.

"Collegiate gothic sets an ambience for learning that had a very positive impact on me," wrote Ms. Whitman, who, as if to prove her point, has pledged $30 million for the project, which will bear her name.

The mayor of London, Boris Johnson, and the chancellor, George Osborne, have each pledged £30m for the project, from TfL and the Treasury respectively, with additional funding to be raised privately.

It's backed by a deep bench of billionaires like swashbuckling media and airline tycoon Richard Branson, hedge-fund chieftain George Soros and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, who has pledged $2 billion for the project.

The new stadium is backed by billionaire casino mogul and Republican megadonor Sheldon Adelson, who has pledged $650 million for the project ― but only on the condition that the state approve the subsidy.

Leaders of countries in the region signed a declaration last month pledging support for the project, but their pledge included no financial commitments and has evidently not altered the equation.

Yet, as the Guardian Global development site reported in January, two years after the quake struck: "Figures released by the UN special envoy for Haiti show that only 53% of the nearly $4.5bn pledged for reconstruction projects in 2010 and 2011 has been delivered".