Sentence examples for pledging to commit from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, Ms. LaRose, 46, pleaded not guilty in Philadelphia to multiple counts of conspiring with jihadist fighters and pledging to commit murder in the name of an Islamic holy war.

Wearing a green jumpsuit and her hair in cornrows, Ms. LaRose, of Pennsburg, Pa., appeared in court to face a four-count indictment, including charges of conspiring with jihadist fighters and pledging to commit murder in the name of a Muslim holy war.

Suarez appeared at Anfield having brokered a truce with Liverpool by pledging to commit himself to the cause for as long as he remains at the club.

Mr. Nixon pledged to commit resources to restoring the area.

In a potentially important announcement last week, the World Bank pledged to commit "unlimited money" to combat AIDS in poor countries.

Wearing khaki Dockers and a sage shirt, Mr. Gore pledged to commit more money to college financial aid, to protect the environment and to safeguard abortion rights.

Tomorrow there will be another demonstration at the same spot, at which an unconfirmed number of activists have pledged to commit acts of nonviolent civil disobedience.

In a record-breaking funding drive in Kuwait in January the international community pledged to commit more than $1.5bn for the crisis.

L&G, which manages £440bn in assets, has already agreed to pump millions into the English Cities Fund, to kickstart regeneration, and has pledged to commit £25bn to UK infrastructure along with peers including Aviva and Prudential.

The alterations introduced on Wednesday may quell most of the recent concerns among the Facebook faithful — if not the thousands who have pledged to commit digital suicide on May 31, according to Quitfacebookday.com.com

Some have criticized Mr. Bush for requesting "only" $30 billion for the next five years for AIDS and related problems, with the leading Democratic candidates having pledged to commit at least $50 billion if they are elected.