Sentence examples similar to stand by pledges from inspiring English sources

In its most recent attempts to gain public favor, Lyft will soon be taking a stand by pledging fixed commitments to charities when you take a seat as a Lyft passenger.

They will say wider talks on the future and a signoff on a transition period can only proceed if the UK stands by pledges it made last December.

"They are committed to their promises and stand by their pledges to carry on their plans," Mr. Wesa said of the contractor companies.

Eisenhower said that Vietnamese security was ensured by the South East Asian Treaty Organization, but Diệm remained anxious, believing that the other member states were too weak and lacking in resources to stand by their pledges to defend his country.

He called on European leaders to stop finger-pointing, and stand by their pledges: "member states are moving slowly at a time when they should be running", he said, listing the existing gaps between promises and acts.

Should they stand by their pledge to students, even if that means not standing by their coalition agreement with the Conservatives?

Whether the state can stand by that pledge is uncertain.

He promised to stand by his pledge to help finance the workers' pension benefits.

And not everyone was sure the President would stand by his pledge.

Scaf seems certain to stand by its pledge to hand over to the new president by the end of June.

"And for Republican candidates running for election, to stand by their pledge to support Mr Trump, that in and of itself is disqualifying".