Sentence examples for vow to accept from inspiring English sources

The British Government's reluctance to commit to refugee quotas, despite David Cameron's vow to accept "thousands more" asylum seekers, can also be seen as partly due to demographics.

It has taken more than 60 years for me to "come clean" with that vow, to accept it as my GPS in this incarnation, and to live it out sincerely.

I solemnly vow to accept whatever happens on that day as an expression of your love for me and I for you, regardless of the wrappings and trappings of how it all happens.

And officials have also vowed to accept the result of the vote, whatever the outcome.

Vikram S. Pandit of Citigroup vowed to accept only $1 in salary until the bank is profitable.

Granted, back in the days when he did not realise what a cash-magnet he is, Mr Obama piously vowed to accept public funds if his opponent did.

To the amazement of many, they vowed to accept a cut of $155 billion in their expected revenues over the next decade as part of a grand bargain on health-care reform.

Instead of a permanent home in Sweden, new arrivals will be eligible only for a temporary stay of between one and three years, with the government vowing to accept no more than the minimum number of refugees required under European Union law.

At the conclusion of his letter, Karroubi vowed to accept a court verdict "without reserve" and "without asking for the right to appeal, because the world is God's court and his deputies on this Earth are the people.

Back when he was still vowing to accept public funding (a broken promise he has gotten too little criticism for), Mr Obama said he would make campaign-finance reform legislation "one of the primary goals in my campaign and in my presidency if elected".

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