Sentence examples for through pledging from inspiring English sources

Reuters reported that the European Central Bank would buy Italian bonds if Italy undertook further reforms, and Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, later appeared to come through, pledging to bring forward austerity measures and bring Italy's budget into balance by 2013, a year ahead of the original plan.

New legislation from regulators also created Venture Michigan roughly six years ago to raise capital through pledging tax credits in exchange for money.

To achieve the 2,383 votes needed just through pledged delegates, Clinton would need to take 77% of those still up for grabs in the remaining primaries and caucuses, even though her portion of those elected so far is just 54%.

"You will pull through," the chancellor pledged, in tears.

But it also depends upon the ability of European companies to carry through pledges to concentrate on building shareholder value.

Whether through pledges, recurring gifts, or planned giving, you can act now to make more possible in the future.

Westchester draws about 3,000 walkers grouped in teams of five or more, and last year raised $850,000 through pledges from sponsors.

Although parishes need approval from the diocese before a project can be undertaken, parishioners pay the cost through pledges and cash contributions.

Since then, however, Mr. Bodor and his partners have raised about $25,000 through Pledge Music, a Web site used mostly by musicians to finance recording sessions through advance sales of records and other considerations.

The internal tensions did not begin with the Budget or during the panic-stricken general election campaign, when Cameron and Osborne made a range of ill thought through pledges.

Both want to call a conference bringing together employers and labor unions to discuss a program to create jobs, perhaps through pledges of wage restraint from unions and pledges of jobs from employers.