Sentence examples for then pledge from inspiring English sources

Following their "date", volunteers can then pledge to give their time, on their terms, through Fcancer's platform.

In the meantime, the best banks may be able to do is issue the bonds to themselves and then pledge them as collateral to the European or Portuguese central banks in return for cash.

Another is to declare Greece's long-term outlook too uncertain even for economists to predict; the euro zone could then pledge to deal with Greece's long-term debt if growth disappoints.

Friends can then pledge a minimum of £2 to any of a range of charities – more than 13,000 available on the Just Giving website – in return for adding tracks of their choice to the playlist.

Liz Jaff, Crowdpac's Democratic political director (she has a Republican counterpart), showed me a beta site she'd set up, whereby visitors who supported Planned Parenthood could look up all the unopposed G.O.P. candidates who have promised to defund Planned Parenthood and then pledge money to anyone who would run against them.

You can then pledge your support at a number of levels: from buying the ebook (generally £10), through purchasing the hardback (usually £20) or a signed copy (£50), all the way up to being invited to the launch party (typically £150) or, sometimes, going on an excursion with the author.

He then pledged $120m to build more churches.

But the bank then pledged to defend it indefinitely at that level.

He then pledged to find other ways to support private education.

Viktor Yushchenko, who was swept to power then, pledged to bring the people behind Mr Gongadze's murder to justice.

There, the Republican president promised to help New York recover -- and then pledged $20 billion to get things started.