Sentence examples for which pledge from inspiring English sources

There is talk, like last year, about 3-D TV; about connected TVs, also sometimes called "smart TVs," which pledge to pair the Internet and traditional TV viewing; about cloud computing; and about apps on screens of all sizes.

There is extra money on the table for all councils which pledge to freeze council tax bills next year, and we would urge them to take it to help their residents with the cost of living".

Bush administration officials said the new assurances to Uzbekistan disclosed Friday stopped short of the sort of security guarantee the United States provides to NATO nations, which pledge to defend one another militarily.

When queried about breaking the tax pledge, Senator Tom Coburn, a stalwart conservative from Oklahoma, asked which pledge was more important, "the pledge to uphold your oath to the Constitution of the United States or a pledge from a special interest group?" Republicans needn't abandon their commitment to smaller government.

We may differ, and so may those who follow us, as to which pledge we like best.

The Martins had entrusted the ailing doctor's final days to one of the nation's 4,000-plus 4,000-plusencies, whospiceedge to be on cagenciesnd-the-clock to tend to a dying person's physical, emotional and spiritual needs.

Money has yet to come from Germany, which pledged $64 million, and Japan, which pledged $50 million — although officials said both countries were expected to contribute this month.

Schurz soon joined the new Republican Party, which pledged itself to halting the expansion of slavery westward.

America's Congress has passed a Belarus Democracy Act, which pledges financial support for democratic activists.

Soco follows French oil company Total, which pledged not to explore in the park last year.

Russia says the system contradicts the spirit of the 1975 Helsinki declaration, which pledged to make exit and entry easier.