Sentence examples for pledged to bail from inspiring English sources
We are in the worst financial crisis in modern history, and most of us are sick of reading about the trillions of dollars of taxpayer money being pledged to bail out banks, brokers, insurers and carmakers.
Becton had pledged to reform cash bail practices, reduce racial disparities in sentencing and improve the outcomes for inmates reentering society. .
Becton has pledged to reform cash bail practices, reduce racial disparities in sentencing and improve the outcomes for inmates reentering society.
Stephens added that a total of £1m in sureties had been pledged to support Assange's bail application.
Half of the total comes from Eli Broad, Los Angeles's leading cultural patron, who pledged $30 million late last year to bail out the museum.
And it has brought backers of the pension measure to rally for the lawmakers who supported it: Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg pledged on Thursday to bail out the conference.
After the company was bailed out by taxpayers in 2009, Mr. Pandit pledged to work for $1 a year until the bank returned to profitability.
A bigger bail-out might be needed, he suggested, than the £37 billion ($57 billion) already pledged to bolster bank capital and £450 billion in guarantees and liquidity support.
In its first week in office, Greece's new government pledged to row back reforms, halt privatisations and to ignore calls for an extension to its second bail-out programme, which expires at the end of February.
Shares in the bailed-out Lloyds Banking Group and Royal Bank of Scotland were among the early gainers because the Conservatives have pledged to press on with sales of their shares.
