Sentence examples for pledging to add from inspiring English sources

In other instances, companies are pledging to add jobless veterans to their payrolls.

15 April Nick Clegg launches the Liberal Democrats' manifesto, pledging to "add a heart to a Conservative government and add a brain to a Labour one".

In the fall, Pace University in New York begins the "Pace Promise" program, pledging to add sections or open closed courses for eligible students who are shut out.

Mr. Murdoch also reiterated a promise to increase DirecTV's competitive threat to cable companies nationwide, pledging to add a million new subscribers a year for at least the first few years.

As more authors joined Ness in promoting (brilliant people such as Richelle Mead, Libby Bray, Ally Carter and Leigh Bardugo to name just a few), he tweeted this: Before thanking his followers: As the fund grew and grew towards £160k, David Nichols, author of One Day and Us, joined in, pledging to add another £10k!

The fund-raising continues, with Rosamund Lupton (author of adult thrillers), David Nicholls and Andersen Press, Marian Keyes, Francesca Simon and Walker Books pledging to add more money to the total... Patrick Ness thanked his audience, saying they have "made me proud to be in the YA community, the book community, and the lovely community of all here".

Labor has now pledged to add $2bn to that deal.

The government has pledged to add 7,500 consultants to the 25,000 existing ones by 2005.

This week, France and Italy pledged to add 1,100 soldiers to their forces.

In addition, all three companies pledged to add thousands of new jobs over the life of the contracts.

In a nod to environmentalists, he pledged to add a million new acres of parkland over the next 10 years.