Sentence examples for pledging to do from inspiring English sources

Students, teachers and parents all sign contracts pledging to do their best.

The companies have approached the widows one by one, pledging to do right by them, Ms. Anderson said.

Clive Lewis, MP for Norwich South, also weighed in on the matter, pledging to do what he can to help the venue.

By pledging to do whatever it takes to return nominal G.D.P. to its pre-crisis trajectory, the Fed could improve confidence and expectations of future growth.

"I trust Bill de Blasio," she said emphatically, before pledging to do what she could to ensure he is elected mayor in November.

It was left to the European Central Bank to calm markets by pledging to do "whatever it takes" to save the euro.

Both the UJS and Bouattia supported a motion passed at the conference earlier on Wednesday morning, pledging to do more to tackle antisemitism on campus.

The clearest message is that, as a government, the Conservatives are pledging to do less – and to do that less, better.

The alliance is encouraged to see manufacturers such as Tesco reducing the amount of sugar in their products and others pledging to do the same, she added.

That makes it important to judge what the two presumptive nominees, Senators John McCain and Barack Obama, are pledging to do to avert foreclosures.

UK healthcare professional bodies have signed a Consensus Statement, pledging to 'do all we can to help people enter, stay in or return to work' [ 30], but as yet, with no clear lines of responsibility or pathways of communication, patients seem to be left to rely on their own resources.