Sentence examples for will pledge that from inspiring English sources
Launching the Government's new strategy to combat extremism, the Prime Minister will pledge that the Government will do more to protect young people from radicalisation.
Mr Balls will pledge that an incoming Labour ministers would give "take the lead" by cutting their own pay by 5 per cent.
On the last day of campaigning, the Labour leader will pledge that any government he leads would abolish "non-dom" status, under which some residents in Britain with links to another country do not pay taxes on their overseas income.
He will pledge that Labour members will individually contact more voters than any party has ever done in an election campaign, while he will hold weekly public "question-time" events across the country over the next four months.
The terrorism "experts" will try to decipher the groups to which those men belonged; our officials will pledge that they will search for and punish the masterminds of this brutal, senseless deed.
The Senate should confirm John Ashcroft as attorney general only if he will pledge that the Justice Department will continue this investigation and prosecute all those who allegedly violated the rights of Florida voters.
The scheme aims to use 6,000 volunteer Dementia friends champions, to in turn recruit 1 million more volunteers by 2015 who will pledge actions that make people with dementia feel more included within society.
Mr Barroso will also pledge that the new commission, due to take office this weekend, will beef up the Vienna-based EU monitoring centre on racism and xenophobia.
He will also pledge that "expanding the day-to-day choices and capabilities of the Afghan people and ensuring their fundamental rights" will "remain the cornerstones of my government's approach to peace-building and comprehensive recovery".
BUSH: But you will have my pledge that I will continue to push our Congress to come up with rational, common-sense immigration policy.
A foundation made a $1,050,000 pledge that will fund scholarships.
