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Meanings of pledged in English
Synonyms
Examples for "engaged"
Examples for "engaged"
1
The Boxboard Europe segment is engaged in manufacturing coated boxboard in Europe.
2
Its Investment services segment is engaged in providing capital market related services.
3
The government also engaged in a major purge of the state media.
4
Art is critical to the health of an engaged and thinking society.
5
The Company is engaged in electric power generation by hydroelectric power plants.
1
He was sworn into the senate earlier today for New South Wales.
2
The new parliament was sworn in today and will then be dissolved.
3
He is likely to be sworn in as prime minister this week.
4
Quayle having been sworn in first, was thus President for 3 minutes.
5
But after being sworn in, he said the government would be constructive.
1
As we both know, we have been betrothed for two long years.
2
You would ask from your betrothed not her love but her pity.
3
Such were the thoughts which filled the mind of the envied betrothed.
4
In short, he was betrothed to the girl, and the wedding-day came.
5
Silently I stood upon the plain with my betrothed in my arms.
1
It was Suke Damson, the affianced one of simple young Tim Tangs.
2
The drudge had probably been affianced oftener than any woman in Bursley.
3
This very day you shall be affianced to the Countess of Ostheim.
4
The affianced of Death, he was adorning himself to meet his bride.
5
But it was very hard for an affianced lover to stop here.
1
In addition, sixty unopened areas are bespoken, including the Ukraine and Albania.
2
Grand Central Palace and lower Park Ave. bespoken for pageants, exhibits, etc.
3
They had been bespoken some time, and could be no longer delayed.
4
You'll almost feel like it's bespoken, but for a third of the price.
5
You have bespoken your government for the time, and you must keep it.
Usage of pledged in English
1
Russia initially pledged 500 million rubles in support for the stock market.
2
Certain poppy fields in Turkey had pledged him certain amounts every year.
3
Last year it pledged to hold a plebiscite to gauge public support.
4
China has pledged not to use nuclear weapons against non-nuclear weapons states.
5
France and Germany have already pledged financial aid for their car industries.
6
The Prime Minister has pledged half a billion dollars to fight crime.
7
Health Minister, Tony Ryall has pledged all to the swine flu fight.
8
She pledged to support a liberal economy and guarantee private property rights.
9
All of our political parties and candidates have pledged to fight crime.
10
THE Minister for Education pledged her support to the Minister for Justice.
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Mr Edwards pledged his support for the Good Friday agreement in February.
12
In a rare parliamentary address, Kabila pledged to create a unity government.
13
He pledged a revised order would come in a matter of days.
14
The carmaker pledged to look into shifting overseas production back to Europe.
15
The Labour party pledged today to reform the State's statutory redundancy laws.
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China has pledged never to be the first to use nuclear weapons.
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Pledged across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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