Sentence examples for security pledge from inspiring English sources

But journalists and the public are barred from seeing the agreement, and labor leaders involved in the negotiations are under a security pledge not to disclose details.

On the matter of a Social Security pledge, he said he had signed a similar one in August that Mr. Forrester had refused to sign.

The Interfax news agency reported that any multilateral security pledge -- either in the form of a joint statement or a more formal treaty -- could also include South Korea and Japan.

On the Korean peninsula, where our initial "no deals" posturing proved futile, the United States has been working with Russia, China, Japan, and South Korea, and offering North Korea a "multilateral security pledge".

Critics are also quick to suggest that the language of the review, because it raised the possibility of using nuclear weapons against nations wielding biological or chemical weapons, would violate the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty's "negative" security pledge.

When the world's governments first set up the World Food Security pledge in 1996 with a vow to cut the number of people suffering from hunger in half, there were 788 million hungry people in the world.

Two days after the arrests in the United States last week, in an open letter to the F.B.I. and international law enforcement authorities, Anonymous and its offshoot, Lulz Security, pledged to continue to attack government and private Web sites.

Many Asian and American experts and officials say that in recent months the North has moved away from its initial demand for such security pledges to a more urgent demand for economic and energy aid.

(Non-recourse loans are those where, if a borrower defaults, the lender cannot go after any asset other than the security pledged as collateral).

The parliament in Kiev asks the US and UK - as guarantors of the security pledges given to Ukraine in 1994 - to use all measures, including military, to stop Russia's "aggression".

Security pledging grants access to cheap funding thanks to the steady expansion in the EU and US of "safe harbor status".