Sentence examples similar to setting pledge from inspiring English sources

After Ed Miliband's agenda-setting pledge to freeze energy bills for 20 months, Conservatives suddenly starting arguing that increased political risk pushes up the cost of capital investors have to pay.

His counterpart at Lloyds Banking Group, António hastalsoório, has also been setting out pledges to help customers.

Delegates have approved a framework for setting national pledges to be submitted to a summit next year.

Amid growing evidence that a married couple who killed 14 people in California last week were at least inspired by the hatred of Isis, President Obama was set to pledge to use "every single aspect of American power" to obliterate it and restore a sense of safety at home.

Labour Party leader Ed Miliband is set to pledge a change in the law to ensure that the Scottish national team's football matches and iconic events such as the golf Open Championship are shown on free-to-air television, in the biggest shake-up of UK broadcast rights for sport in 20 years.

Two things entrepreneurs do not have to worry about are where they set the pledge goal and how this influences backers' behavior.

Countries supporting Pakistan are set to pledge a total of about 4 billion dollars (about 400 billion yen) in aid to the country over the next two years at a donors conference in Tokyo on Friday, it has emerged.

Gov. Jeb Bush has already certified one set, pledged to his brother, and the Florida Legislature is almost certain to do the same next week.

Most of the world's leading economies have set out pledges to curb their emissions, but these pledges fall far short of the action the IPCC has said is needed.

They come in this nifty metal case and you can nab a carbon fiber set by pledging $130 or more or a Kevlar set by pledging $135 or more.

Charles agreed briefly, but soon violated his pledge, setting the stage for the murderous civil war.