Sentence examples for pledged to grant from inspiring English sources

The Syrian opposition has pledged to grant the country's two million or so Kurds cultural and political rights in exchange for their support.

Companies have voluntarily pledged to grant licenses to such patents to other companies on so-called fair, reasonable and nondiscriminatory terms, or FRAND licenses.

B10 In Europe BUSH ON U.N. -- President Bush pledged to grant the U.N. a "vital role" in postwar Iraq, but defined that as providing food, medicine and aid.

Prime Minister Wen Jiabao pledged to grant African countries $10 billion in low-interest development loans over the next three years, to establish a $1 billion loan program for small and medium-size businesses, and to forgive the remaining debt on certain interest-free loans that China previously granted less-developed African nations.

Field could therefore potentially hamstring the British by refusing to attend the conference until they pledged to grant his country full independence.

Speaking at COP21 in Paris this December, Schneider pledged to grant researchers access to what Ron Sznaider calls the company's "emerging rural climatological record" as part of the UN's Data for Climate Action campaign.

To offset this danger, Joseph signed the second Treaty of Altranstädt with Charles, pledging to grant greater religious freedom to Protestants in Silesia in exchange for Charles's promise not to join France.

Sweden is the only country pledging to grant asylum to all Syrians, and even Australia – a particularly unfriendly place for refugees – committed to welcoming 500 of them.

It's something that has the ear of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who earlier this month said that restoring Indigenous languages is key to preventing youth suicides that have plagued some First Nations communities — though he stopped short of pledging to grant official federal status to those languages, like English and French.

It's opened five local stores in the past six years, tripled Earth Tax funding to Australian environmental projects in the last 12 months, and pledged to give more grants to "help save a reef that's not only important to Australians, but to everyone everywhere".

Then she received Kristalina Georgieva, the EU's aid commissioner, who left Myanmar after seeing her and the authorities "encouraged" by the government's pledges to grant humanitarian workers greater access.That was followed this week by a visit from Derek Mitchell, Barack Obama's new special representative to Myanmar (which America, like Miss Suu Kyi, still calls "Burma").