Sentence examples for pledged to present from inspiring English sources

A candidate for local elections, Gianfranco Mascia, pledged to present a complaint seeking to have Mr. Berlusconi prosecuted.

Despite the standoff, the Tsipras administration has pledged to present reform proposals to leglisators in Athens by Thursday in an attempt to facilitate talks.

"Our strategy is not to reveal our strategy and to keep our cards close to our chest," Lukic said, but pledged to present "new evidence" when his turn came.

Mr. Erekat also said Mr. Sharon was seeking to "sabotage" a Middle East peace initiative, known as the road map, that President Bush has pledged to present formally in the near future.

But on this occasion, Rouhani is stoking expectations with every passing day, pledging to present nothing less than a new Iran on the world stage.

A recent Atlanta Journal-Constitution op-ed by the Pacific Research Institute's Lance Izumi attempts to set the record straight on these costs; he pledges to present the unbiased facts, "in the interest of more informed discourse".

In a blueprint that President Obama presented last month, he pledged to give citizens, and also immigrants who are legal residents, the ability to petition for a green card for a same-sex foreign partner, if they can show they have "a permanent relationship".

Kevin Sullivan, a spokesman for NBC Sports, yesterday repeated the network's pledge to present a large chunk of live coverage over the next two weeks.

The Met is keeping its pledge to present the first revival of the Bolcom work, but not until the 2002-3 season.

The SNP said a pledge to present a motion on more powers to Parliament on Friday had already been broken.

But, when he nominated a new director of the U.S. Information Agency, President John F. Kennedy selected the famed journalist Edward R. Murrow and supported his pledge to present America to the world "warts and all".