Sentence examples for pledging system from inspiring English sources

Neither shipping nor aviation firms are covered by the Paris climate agreement, although the ICS has called for the UN's climate pledging system to be extended to the industry.

Seems like, if true, the architects of Dartmouth's Greek pledging system have been hitting the school library and brushing up on their Marquis de Sade.

The website is simply a pledge system, which will record the pledge and then direct the donor to one of 10 nominated charities.

(All but $26 was collected, remarkably, plus some hundreds paid directly after the campaign for add-ons for which people hadn't included the dollars by accident, or through misunderstanding the pledge system).Babbage had a private estimate in his spreadsheets before launching the campaign, tweaked over months, that about 1,500 people would be needed to reach the funding goal.

This is like the pledge system of the Clinton Global Initiative, or pledgebank.com, or thepoint.com.

It therefore comes as no surprise that cinemas in Stockholm are the first in the world to make gender representation a factor in an unofficial ratings system, pledging to give an A rating to films that pass the Bechdel test.

The candidates for the party's nomination also focused criticism on his 2010 overhaul of the healthcare system, pledging to repeal "Obamacare".

And Newark Mayor Cory Booker (D) announced on Wednesday morning his own ambitious plan to reform the criminal justice system, pledging to make it a priority if he wins a U.S. Senate seat this fall.

BART joins two other transit systems pledging that public transit is safe for all riders, regardless of immigration status.

The system of pledging crown lands led to the permanent loss of this land and its revenues and to the enrichment of the princes at the expense of the emperor.

Still, Mr. Bush's advisers said the president wants to make tax reform a cornerstone of his second term, and campaign officials see the potential to win over voters by pledging to fix a system that is widely seen as complex and unfair.