Sentence examples for training pledge from inspiring English sources

He followed through on his spring training pledge to work with Don Hooton, an antisteroid activist whose program is aimed at high-school-age athletes.

Recruits get five weeks' training and pledge to work for two years in a disadvantaged school.In this section High-fliers in the classroom The mute leading the mute ReprintsWhen TfA's founder, Wendy Kopp, came up with the idea while an undergraduate, her adviser told her she was "deranged".

But there was Lofton at Legends Field on Sunday, reporting for spring training and pledging to play designated hitter if needed and wreak havoc like Pierre.

This year, with coaches renewing their annual training-camp pledge to give Martin more rest, there is the promise of an expanded role for Jordan; the Jets would like to put him in the backfield with Martin.

But unless train operators pledge to make no more money from this new arrangement than they do currently, it leaves the door open to price gouging of, say, football fans or people who have to make urgent journeys for family reasons.

He then says that "my No. 1 priority will be to stop this runaway spending train" and pledges to push for private-sector jobs.

Train operators pledged to address the concerns, and said they would be using social media during delays to prompt passengers to claim.

Zimbabwe's armed forces, long regarded as among Africa's better trained, have pledged more than once to stay out of politics.

Virgin Trains has pledged improvements to the West Coast rail line after being granted an extension to run the service for almost three years.

The plan revolves around revamped use-of-force training and a pledge to equip every officer with a less-lethal Taser weapon by the summer.

Emanuel pledged training to make police encounters with citizens "less confrontational and more conversational".