Sentence examples for would be pledged from inspiring English sources

Another 25percentt stake in each company would be pledged as collateral for Media-Most debt.

Greece's existing creditors, from the IMF to other European governments and private banks, would effectively be subordinated, since scarce revenue would be pledged to pay off new creditors.

Of Mr. Gusinsky's 49percentt stake in NTV, 19percentt of the stock would be pledged as collateral for a loan that comes due next year.

He offered few details but said he believed that "thousands" of additional troops would be pledged at a meeting in Brussels over the next week.

Phillipa Hunt, Save the Children's UK child poverty campaign manager, said the extra child tax credits only boiled down to an extra 48p a week for a child living in poverty in the UK, and represented only a tenth of the £1bn the charity had hoped would be pledged towards ending child poverty in the pre-budget report.

And New York's population mix reflects the teeming variety of all humanity, which the new system would be pledged to defend.

A strong, confident G7 would be pledging money now, as it did at Gleneagles 10 years ago.

Aid would not just be pledged but disbursed in full.

The rest of us would have been pledging our allegiance to the Queen of England, the nation of France, or Spain.

Mr. Wilson said that $25,000 or so more had been pledged and would be added to the fund in the coming months.

The fund has said an emergency loan would be pegged to pledges of economic and financial reform.