Sentence examples for pledging to adopt from inspiring English sources

Mr. Miller wasted little time in appealing today to independents and Republicans, pledging to adopt the "spirit of dignity, integrity and bipartisan cooperation that were the hallmarks of Paul Coverdell's career".

The sheet has been met with enthusiasm from schools so far, with at least 10 major undergraduate institutions -- representing about 1.5 million students -- already pledging to adopt the form, including Arizona State University and Syracuse University.

At the Winter Olympics in Sochi, American freestyle skier Gus Kenworthy made headlines not for just winning a silver medal, but for pledging to adopt and care for a family of street dogs living near the Olympic village.

Finally, in Doha a few weeks ago, more than 100 countries, including the United States, built upon the 2003 U.N. Convention Against Corruption by pledging to adopt a monitoring mechanism to ensure countries are living up to their treaty obligations.

He also pledged to adopt further reform measures if necessary.

Since the Liberty announcement last fall, Microsoft has pledged to adopt the federated model with its Passport service.

Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly and Fire Commissioner Nicholas Scoppetta have pledged to adopt the rules when they are completed this fall.

"It is kind of depressing, the dialogue of the deaf," he said.Responding to Mr Bassiouni's comments, King Hamad pledged to adopt the report's recommendations.

Most of the cities named in the suit have only pledged to adopt the policy, but have yet to draw up regulations.

All 15 member nations of the European Union, plus Australia and Russia, have pledged to adopt them by Jan . 1 2005, increasing pressure on the United States to take them seriously.

"I am extremely disappointed," said Senator Edward M. Kennedy, the Massachusetts Democrat who has introduced a bill to require many of the allergy warnings that food companies pledged to adopt.