Examples of using We pledged in English and their translations into Russian
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We pledged♪ to give our life♪ to protect.
In the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, we pledged that no one would be left behind.
We pledged to give our life♪ in the trench in the snowy storm.
When you assumed the presidency of this session of the Assembly, we pledged to work with you as you discharged your functions.
We pledged today to increase that support further.
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In the context of the decision of the Council of the European Union of 19 April 1994, we pledged a package of immediate measures for South Africa.
And we pledged to cooperate in the United Nations on these efforts.
Such abhorrent crimes are an assault on the dignity andintegrity of the human person that we pledged under the Helsinki Final Act to respect.
We pledged to ensure that the perpetrators of genocidal acts are brought to justice.
It is thus crucial that we successfully conclude in December 2009 the negotiations for a global agreement on climate, as we pledged in Bali.
You remember what we pledged to each other the day we traveled out from New Orleans?
CEO of eKassir also noted, that:"There are still several interesting approaches and advantages which we pledged into our platform, but we are planning to show them later.
At Paris, we pledged substantial resources to really assist the Afghan Government.
In the five year action plan agreed at our recent global Communications team meeting, we pledged to repeat the survey in two years' time, and to make it a regular, recurring project.
In March 2009 we pledged $174 million in Sharm el-Sheikh for the reconstruction of Gaza.
But let me assure the Assembly that the war in Iraq has more far-reaching consequences for humanity-- and particularly for the children whom we pledged to support at the World Summit for Children-- than for anything else.
We pledged then to do all in our power to pursue peace, security, human rights and development.
At the Stockholm International Forum on the prevention of genocide last January, we pledged to shoulder our responsibility to protect potential victims of genocide, mass murder and ethnic cleansing.
We pledged to spend over Euro100 million annually on HIV and AIDS and other communicable diseases.
In that spirit of solidarity with the people of Pakistan in their hour of need we pledged $25 million in aid, which is being channelled through the United Nations for flood relief efforts in that country.
We pledged a festive treat to our Mac App Store stalwarts, and it has arrived in the immensely immersive form of the Medieval II: Total War Collection.
A great deal of the work that remains is to build viable and capable States in Africa on the principles of popular participation, the rule of law andrespect for human rights, as we pledged to do in the Constitutive Act of the African Union.
During that special session, we pledged to create a better world and an environment conducive to the wellbeing of the children of the world.
Additionally, during the ministerial conference on the theme"Making globalization work forthe least developed countries", which was held in Istanbul in July 2007, we pledged $5 million to finance small- and medium-scale regional development projects in least developed countries.
In 2005, we pledged to protect those people who are most vulnerable: those facing genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity.
In the Millennium Declaration, we pledged to take coordinated actions against international terrorism, drug trafficking and organized crime.
We pledged never to repeat the mistakes of the past and to work for a better world through an improved and more dynamic United Nations.
Mr. Thinley(Bhutan): Ten years ago, we pledged to galvanize a partnership of rich and poor countries to eradicate extreme poverty, hunger and disease.
We pledged to do so in the interest of peace and we implemented the redeployment in good faith. Details of the places are illustrated in attached maps.
Last year at our Special Commemorative Meeting we pledged to bequeath to the twenty-first century a United Nations equipped, financed and structured to serve effectively the people in whose name it was established.
