Sentence examples for pledged to aid from inspiring English sources

Republican Party leaders have pledged to aid him, and a number of influential donors have told him that they will raise money for him if he runs.

The US has pledged to aid the Iraqis in retaking Mosul, Iraq's second city, since fall 2014, months after Isis captured it in the dramatic advance that launched the group to the fore of global attention.

President Bush left for home today after lecturing the Chinese people on the merits of liberty and religious faith and taking more than one opportunity to remind them that the United States is pledged to aid Taiwan's defense.

Although $20 billion in federal money has been pledged to aid the cleanup and rebuilding, it is unclear how far that will go, or how expensive transportation or other improvements in the area would be paid for.

The Liberty Zone tax-incentive package that the governor is seeking to convert to cash has long been one of the biggest question marks in the $21.4 billion that the president and Congress pledged to aid New York's recovery from the Sept. 11 attack, which destroyed the trade center and killed more than 2,800 people.

The $4.5 billion is not new money; rather it is being reallocated from the $21 billion the Bush administration and Congress have already pledged to aid New York's recovery from the Sept. 11 attack that destroyed the trade center and killed more than 2,800 people.

The Treaty of Tilsit, negotiated by the two emperors, divided Europe into two zones of influence, with Napoleon pledging to aid the Russians against their Ottoman rivals and Alexander promising to cooperate against Britain.

Administration officials, up to and including President Barack Obama and vice-president Joe Biden, have issued statements over the past three days heralding Abadi and pledging to aid his government with financial and increased military assistance.

At the Islamic center yesterday, Gov. Eliot Spitzer and Mali's minister of foreign affairs, Moctar Ouane, joined the grieving fathers, Moussa Magassa and Mamadou Soumare, pledging to aid them however necessary.

A clear pledge to aid Taiwan would be read by China as a revival of the alliance, and probably as grounds for a diplomatic breach.

How do you feel about those Americans who 1) don't know the history of the U.S.'s involvement in Haiti (politically and economically) and 2) feel that Obama's pledge to aid Haiti is excessive?