Sentence examples for pledged to fund from inspiring English sources

Hundreds of people have pledged to fund his film.

The Met's operating deficits are so immense that its assets must be pledged to fund them.

(As a Christmas gift in 1956, the couple pledged to fund Lee for a year so that she could work on her fiction).

However, in his autumn statement, George Osborne pledged to fund an unlimited expansion in the number of people entering higher education.

David Cameron has pledged to fund a further 3m apprenticeships through welfare cuts, having previously stressed the schemes needed to "focus particularly on young people".

Last year, the company put an extra £30m a year into the scheme and pledged to fund it at the same level for the next five years.

The Americans pledged to find funds for Mr. Chen's tuition and family expenses from private sources.

The Indian government's pledge to fund a database has been stymied by  bureaucracy, he said.

The pledge to fund EU programmes in the UK until 2020 was made during the referendum campaign by senior figures in the leave camp, including Boris Johnson and Michael Gove.

This Thursday, donor and developing countries will make pledges to fund education in 66 developing countries for the next four years, through to 2018.

In two instances, the Cooper-Hohns have filled (at least temporarily) a funding gap caused by partners suffering such deep losses that they could no longer fulfil their pledges to fund projects.