Sentence examples for pledged to one from inspiring English sources

The senator pledged to one questioner, and to the television audience, that he would not raise taxes on those earning less than $200,000 a year, and he attacked the president's economic, health care and education policies, as well as his decision to "rush to war" in Iraq.

In other words, it would never be a question of ordering electors pledged to one candidate to vote for another.

The international Financial Stability Board found that the collateral pledged to one emerging-markets fund largely comprised Japanese shares and American bonds.

Straw said he would support a referendum on AV because Labour pledged to hold one in its general election manifesto.

During the 2012 election, President Obama pledged to add one million new manufacturing jobs and get tough on China's trade cheating.

It canceled an election scheduled for Jan . 22 2007, but it pledged to hold one by the end of 2008.

That's why, in 1984, the D.N.C. invented superdelegates, high-status Party officials who are pledged to no one candidate.

Yet, this is the same person who, only a year earlier, had journeyed from Hamburg to Afghanistan and pledged to become one of Bin Ladin's suicide operatives.

Lithuania had pledged to close one of the two reactors by 2005 as a condition for entering the European Union, but will need as much as $3 billion in Western assistance to do so, Mr. Adamkus said.

David Cameron has said action is needed to curb EU immigration and pledged to have "one last go" at negotiating a better deal for the UK in Europe.

Mr Cameron has said he wants to curb migration within the EU and last week pledged to have "one last go" at renegotiating the rules for Britain.