Sentence examples for which they pledge from inspiring English sources

Last year female students at the mosque produced a video in which they pledge allegiance to Isis.

And a growing number of companies have signed on to a voluntary program founded in 2005 called the Courtauld Commitment, under which they pledge to reduce packaging.

And it is one of several stores that have agreed to post a "Customers' Bill of Rights" in which they pledge to prevent racial profiling.

For as the Supreme Court itself once recognized, it is impossible to disregard the constitutional rights of students without ultimately damaging the republic to which they pledge allegiance.

"You're All I Need to Get By" is performed by Mr. Dixon's Berry as a duet with Diana Ross (a silky Valisia LeKae) in which they pledge their love.

For others, he has no pity, and he catalogues the lies they are now free to tell about themselves, and the ease with which they pledge themselves to the new gods, commercialism ("America") and nationalism (Germany).

But either way, they were required to sign a waiver in which they pledged not to sue the company.

In October, they were spooked into announcing a unilateral ceasefire under which they pledged only to return fire.

Before the game their players arranged a private meeting in which they pledged to make amends for a disappointing league placing.

In a live broadcast, the state television showed President Iliescu in a more than two-hour meeting with the miners, in which they pledged to defend the government.

On Monday, faculty members passed a plan by which they pledged to help increase enrollment to 900 undergraduate students by 1993.