Meanings of make a pledge in English

Plus, I make a pledge to get out of the house.

Australia has ruled out contributing but Canada is expected to make a pledge.

So come, cousin, let's make a pledge of silence, for the good of us both.

You make a pledge and you get something.

But some of us in our prudence will not even make a pledge of a few dollars.

Law enforcers are also expected to make a pledge against crimes committed against women, children, and vulnerable groups.

Volunteers for Christmas Day can sign up for one hour, or make a pledge to serve meals weekly.

Around 1500 law enforcers are expected to make a pledge against crimes committed against women, children, and vulnerable groups.

All school children in Fiji have been told to make a pledge against suicide in ceremonies across the country.

Thousands of men in blue are expected to make a pledge against crimes committed against women children and vulnerable groups.

And I want everyone to make a pledge to be healthy and feel good in their skin during this retreat.

I make a pledge.

All school children in Fiji have been told to make a pledge against suicide in ceremonies across the country on Friday.

But those are the moments as cricketers when you make a pledge to yourself that next time around it will be different.

Divest-Invest Individual asks people to make a pledge stating the value of personal investments they intend to make, or have already made, fossil-free.

It is understood the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, which leads Australia's negotiating position, is considering whether Australia should make a pledge.