Sentence examples for which pledge to 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.

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.

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

The social conservatism of the speech, which pledged to put teenage parents in supervised accommodation, was hardly surprising either.

The incident later inspired a rare public comment from Twitter, which pledged to improve its policies around harassment and abuse.

This past weekend, the DNC approved this year's platform, which pledges to end the era of mass incarceration.

Countries promising to do more to prevent more girls falling victim to genital cutting and forced marriage included Ethiopia, which pledged to eliminate FGM by 2025, alongside India and Pakistan.

The new party, which pledged to reach out to minorities and women, was officially launched in December 2008 and attracted members from the ANC as well as other organizations.

Mr. Abe spent months negotiating the change with his government's coalition partner, the Buddhist-backed New Komeito, which pledged to protect the constitution.