Sentence examples for simply pledged from inspiring English sources

Many more people have simply pledged to carry a towel.

So far, most people have simply pledged their names, but some have embraced the project's comic potential.

By contrast, Mr. Romney has simply pledged to protect people who had insurance but then lost it, provided they take out a new policy within a short time.

A new agreement was reached with Russia in 1992, in which the two countries simply pledged to settle disputes between them peacefully.

In the negotiations leading to Tuesday's passage of a Security Council resolution on Iraq, Russia pressed for inclusion in the measure of language promising to reinvigorate the United Nations inspectors, but the final version simply pledged to "revisit" their mandate.

The three leaders simply pledged themselves to furnish the defeated Germans with the necessities for survival; to "eliminate or control" all German industry that could be used for armaments; to bring major war criminals to trial; and to set up a commission in Moscow for the purpose of determining what reparation Germany should pay.

Simply pledging to spend more money is not enough.

But he has recently seemed more committed, appreciating, perhaps, that simply pledging improvements, without a credible theory of how they might be achieved, wouldn't wash.

Simply pledging to win it for the 34-year-old O'Driscoll or the injured Paul O'Connell, also on his last Lions tour, will not, in itself, be enough.

Although some say the attacks were unjustified, the master plan does not debate the issue; it simply pledges to do better and adopts some of the recommendations made last June by Mayor Giuliani's advisory task force on CUNY.

Society simply pledges itself to enforce the rights of exclusion that ownership involves wherever those rights happen to be.