Sentence examples for without pledging from inspiring English sources

U.S. and Japanese envoys have said they plan to continue climate aid next year, without pledging concrete amounts.

It is impossible to win a nomination for national office without pledging allegiance to the unions on vouchers.

From the start, Krein had said that the journal would aim to capture the populist spirit that helped make Trump President, without pledging fealty to Trump himself.

Instead, the summit is likely to conclude with ringing calls for "smart growth" policies and jobs creation in an attempt to placate the markets, public opinion and Belgian trade unions, without pledging any of the means to do so.

The Bush administration, making use of a provision of the new antiterrorism law, warned foreign diplomats this week that their nations could lose all American military assistance if they became members of the International Criminal Court without pledging to protect Americans serving in their countries from its reach.

That means, unless Trump is able to attract a significant number of unbound delegates – those who previously supported other candidates or who were elected without pledging to support a candidate – the Republican convention in July will start without a presumptive nominee.

In return, the letter acknowledged Iran's right to the peaceful uses of nuclear energy and raised the possibility of cooperation on technology, without specifically pledging help with a civilian nuclear energy program.

Without formally pledging to defend Albania's soil, the alliance could help Albania's own border-monitoring efforts through aerial surveillance.

Still, he is the most famous Liberal Democrat in Newtown, and can barely get six feet without a constituent pledging their vote.

He also convinces Citigroup to lend an extra $1 billion without Rite Aid pledging more of its assets.

"No decision about me without me," pledged his predecessor, Andrew Lansley, while uprooting the NHS with no one's by-your-leave.