Sentence examples for pledged resources from inspiring English sources

Also – and you'll have to bear with me here – one of the DNS hosting companies caught in last week's WikiLeaks firestorm has pledged resources to the whistleblowers' site.

Last week, President Trump formally declared the opioid epidemic a nationwide public health emergency and pledged resources to address "the scourge of drug addiction". As The Washington Post's Lindsey Bever reported, more than 28,000 people in the United States have overdosed on opioids and died since 2014, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Meeting in Kuwait last January, generous countries, led by Kuwait itself, have pledged resources to the most costly humanitarian and development crisis of all time.

Meanwhile, the United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire (UNOCI) — a peacekeeping mission launched in 2004 to help implement the peace agreement that ended the 2002 civil war — has also pledged resources to support the country's security forces.

For instance, when the International Youth Foundation and the Multilateral Investment Fund MIFF) of the Inter-American DevelopmentheaNew Employment Opportunities Program NEOortunities Program (NEO) for youth in 2012, five large companies pledged resources and joined the alliance: Arcos Dorados, Caterpillar, CEMEX, Microsoft, and Walmart.

Donors, implementing agencies and developing countries have pledged resources and greater institutional support to facilitate the process of creating a more effective Partnership and strengthened Secretariat.

He tells me that he is already "expanding the economics experiment" to the English and history departments -- that is, pledging resources in exchange for a commitment to share his vision.

Not coincidentally, private charities like the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation have pledged more resources for vaccine development.

He said the president offered his condolences and "pledged whatever resources the federal government could bring to bear".

This week, Sweden's Prime Minister Stefan Lofven pledged more resources for the police to deal with the country's refugees.

Ian McCartney, the minister responsible for the detailed work on the new legal minimum, yesterday pledged that resources would be made available to ensure enforcement was effective.