Sentence examples for without any pledges from inspiring English sources

A meeting in Paris in December of Sri Lanka's aid donors ended, unusually, without any pledges being made for the next financial year.Sensing Sri Lanka's growing isolation, Mrs Kumaratunga broadcast on January 8th specifically to the people of the north-east, where most Tamils live, and which has been the main cockpit of the war.

But Syria objected to the word, saying it offered too much too soon to Israeli without any pledge in return.

It was found that 82% (n = 41) of them donated eyes without any prior pledging.

Many analysts are skeptical that the I.M.F. will provide any fresh funds without a pledge from all the election candidates to continue a tight fiscal policy and to try to keep inflation low.

If the top dozen or so medical journals refused to consider publication of any research results without a pledge from the authors to make the raw data available for follow-up analysis, the problem would disappear.

Nor is he going to teach "without reward" or pledge to comport himself "in a godly manner".

President Bush left a summit conference here today without a pledge from Mexico to support the American resolution in the United Nations Security Council to disarm Iraq.

Last week, Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, shifted her stance, saying the company should end the lockout without a pledge from the union to provide three days' notice before going on strike.

Without those pledges, the International Monetary Fund was wary of releasing a new portion of aid promised in its first loan a year ago, and European leaders were loath to come up with new financing.

Greek officials have said their government will not be forced to impose more cost-cutting measures in return for the money, a sticking point with Germany, which has resisted giving aid without firm pledges to control costs.

Returning to normal is impossible without renewing pledges of basic rules and commitments – maybe renewing the Helsinki accords (the same as those that guided us out of the cold war, but including real enforcement mechanisms this time).