Sentence examples for primary pledge from inspiring English sources

"The calling of the church is my primary pledge and the right one".

In 1999, New Hampshire bullied candidates into signing the New Hampshire Primary Pledge boycotting states that pre-empted New Hampshire.

The Openbook vision of a better way belongs to Joel Hernández who has been dreaming for a couple of years, brainstorming ideas on the side of other projects, and gathering similarly minded people around him to collectively come up with an alternative social network manifesto — whose primary pledge is a commitment to be honest.

Later in the campaign, Paul claimed his pledge to not take money from lobbyists and Senators who had voted for the bailout was only a "primary pledge"; he subsequently held a DC fundraiser with the same Senators who had been the target of the September 23 , 2009 "moneybomb".

"Connecticut Republican candidates have spent the entire primary pledging their undying loyalty to Donald Trump," said Washington Gov.

Bill Halter, the lieutenant governor hoping to oust Sen. Blanche Lincoln this May in the Arkansas Democratic primary, pledged never to become a lobbyist -- Lincoln did not.

Though his primary campaign pledge was to end corruption linked to the presidential office, he has been juggling the North Korean nuclear crisis and a faltering economy.

Alaska's governor, Sarah Palin, who crushed Mr Murkowski in the 2006 primary by pledging a break with the past, will call a special legislative session this autumn.

Mr. Obama, who endorsed no one in the primary, has pledged to party officials to do what he can to help keep the seat in Democratic hands.

With Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton leading Senator Barack Obama, 65 to 61, in delegates chosen proportionately in the March 4 primary, 67 pledged delegates were up for grabs in 284 party conventions last Saturday.

At the Democratic convention in late July, Mr. Kerry's advisers encouraged Mr. Edwards to reprise his theme of the primaries, a pledge to bridge the gap between two Americas, one rich, one struggling.