Sentence examples for pledged to sell from inspiring English sources

Cerberus has pledged to sell its debt only to Publicis.

The utility has pledged to sell 500 billion yen ($6.17 billion) worth of assets.

Cerberus owns a large stake of Cordiant's debt that it has pledged to sell only to Publicis.

Already, the company has pledged to sell a prized ranch belonging to its founder, Chung Ju Yung.

Although most governments have pledged to sell off their shares in these companies, that process will probably prove slow.

Glaxo has pledged to sell the vaccine at its manufacturing cost plus 5 percent that will be spent on research on malaria and neglected diseases.

What it pledges to sell is a better seed.

By pledging to sell "non-core assets", the Tribune management implicitly recognises the force of that argument.

Japan is pledging to sell advanced defence technology to Australia — ideally as the engine for our future submarines — while opening up its carefully guarded markets.

When, in 1629, the Massachusetts Bay Company obtained a royal charter to plant a colony in New England, Winthrop joined the company, pledging to sell his English estate and take his family to Massachusetts if the company government and charter were also transferred to America.

But she acknowledged that relations with the region's other major power, China, may be entering a rough period, as the United States pledges to sell weapons to Taiwan, which China regards as a renegade province, and President Obama plans a meeting with the Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama, over the objections of Beijing, which considers him a separatist.