Speaking alongside the Turkish Prime Minister, Ahmet Davutoglu, on Friday, she pledged not only to solve the crisis but to improve conditions in refugee camps and work towards a truce in Syria.
He pledged not only to phase out the city's dependence on nuclear power but also to scale back what he called Tokyo's over-the-top plans for the 2020 Olympics.The man to beat is Yoichi Masuzoe.
The four semi-superheroes who meet there — Keith, Jessica, Lisa and Hector — have pledged not only to use their powers for good but also to eat sensible portions of healthy meals.
During Mr. Koizumi's one-day meeting with Mr. Kim, the North Korean leader pledged not only to continue to observe its missile test moratorium, but also to abide by all international obligations regarding nuclear weapons.
He says he will be pledging not only to uphold the laws of the land, but also "to uphold the honor and the integrity of the office to which I have been elected, so help me God".
With his proposal this week to overhaul the formula, Gov. George E. Pataki appeared to be trying something new: pleasing both constituencies by pledging not only to increase aid across the board, but to give districts more latitude in spending it.
What's clear is that in the half century since Johnson pledged "not only to relieve the symptom of poverty, but to cure it and, above all, to prevent it," Presidents of both parties have shown a rare, bipartisan resolve to avoid the subject.
To host the Olympics, governments and cities pledge not only to build sparkling new stadiums but also to uphold the I.O.C.'s "Fundamental Principles of Olympism": respect for human dignity and press freedom, and a rejection of "any form of discrimination".
He also pledged not only to rescind EPA's regulations to limit greenhouse gas emissions, but to "gut" EPA altogether.
Several months ago, Norway pledged not only to maintain support for global heath, but also to double its support for global education.
