Sentence examples for pledged to save from inspiring English sources

Earlier this year, the corporation pledged to save about $3 billion over five years.

Routh didn't have a ring — he was broke — but pledged to save up for one.

The Transportation Department has pledged to save as many of the old cobblestones as possible.

Perhaps, having pledged to "save the NHS", ministers previously felt it would be humiliating to rely on foreigners.

Tristram Hunt, the shadow education secretary, who has pledged to save the current AS-level, said: "The Tories are turning the clock back on social mobility.

Several senators, including Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah, have already pledged to save the rocket program, Project Constellation, arguing it is vital for space, security and the economy.

Pledging to save employers money in part by contesting claims, Talx helps them decide which applications to resist and how to mount effective appeals.

RealNetworks is quietly introducing a version of Scrabble on Facebook, despite pledging to save Scrabulous, the wildly popular, unauthorized online version of the board game.

This raises an interesting question: If the G-8 leaders are so willing to save one child, why are they collectively so far behind in meeting humanitarian aid pledges to save other children?

Changed – Since the mass closure of Sure Start centres under the coalition, Labour is pledging to save them and double the number of childcare places to more than 118,000.

Almost miraculously, another religious organization -- said by neighbors to be the Knights of Columbus, though people involved in the deal will not say for the record -- offered to buy the property, pledging to save the mansion from the wrecking ball and placate neighbors by leaving things much the way they are.