Sentence examples for pledges well from inspiring English sources
He added that what he had heard about the findings caused him concern "because we're not following up on pledges well enough".
At the time of writing the Knot has pulled in more than $45,000 in crowd pledges — well beyond their original goal of $15,000.
Many gold fans, Leibovit among them, believe gold has a major ally in President Obama, given the administration's expenditures and pledges well up in the trillions of dollars to bail out the floundering financial system and revitalize the slumping economy.
The talk reached its climax at the swearing-in of the Legislature, when County Executive Thomas S. Gulotta took the hands of the Democratic and Republican legislative leaders, held them aloft as if they were all cast members at the end of "Saturday Night Live," and pledged, well, bipartisanship.
But this and other pledges may well face challenges in the Senate, whose political complexion will take longer to emerge from the vote counting.
The first episode not only has to introduce Kappa and all its current members, but all the prospective pledges as well.
But the pledges stopped well short of any admission of legal liability or the need to pay compensation on the part of the rich world.
Donors will be asked to call a soon-to-be-established 800 number to make pledges, as well as to report tips about the crime, the official said.
Spain's borrowing costs have soared since early March amid concerns about its ability to meet its latest deficit-cutting pledges, as well as worries about its banks' growing reliance on loans from the European Central Bank.
But when you put the escalation next to Obama's wavering on the public option; next to his broken promises of transparency; next to his stances on the Patriot Act and Gitmo; next to his full-on abandonment of his NAFTA pledges -- well, you get the kind of demoralization that Kos's new poll shows.
Other major non-OPEC producers like Brazil, Mexico, and Norway have turned in their pledges as well.
