“It is my pledge to you that when the war is over, I will do my best to see that you are put back into decent jobs.”

“Russia, however, will retain Manchuria as a pledge for the loan.”

“As a pledge of his loyalty to them, Jaffeir places Belvidera in the charge of their leader.”

“In a pledge, however, the possession passes to the pledgee or creditor, while the title remains in the pledgor or debtor.”

“To accept a thing as a pledge knowing that it did not belong to the pledgor was also furtum – not merely acting as an accomplice.”

“If the pledgor fails to pay the debt secured when due, the pledgee has the right to enforce his pledge.”

“If the pledgor fails to pay the debt when due, what may the pledgee do with the property?”

“A court of equity though may do this, and enjoin a pledgee from voting the stock whenever the pledgor's rights would be affected.”

“In selling pledged property what notice, if any, should the pledgee give the pledgor?”

“The pledger and other participants fasted and danced for several days, praying for power.”

“To avoid any misunderstanding, I say this as a lifelong anti-fag man who lectures smokers in my office like a temperance pledger standing at the door of a pub.”

“That number must be stated in the notification by the pledger.”

“That person will agree to be all the other pledgers ' representative in the House of Lords.”

“If those youths are less likely to use contraceptives at first intercourse, are most of the pledgers putting themselves at greater risk of pregnancy or disease?”

“Participant pledgers and pledgees may replace the security pledged on the 51 account with another security.”

“Those pledges could get harder to keep as the governor a Reaganesque triangulation.”

“Underfunding the United Nations seems both unwise, and contrary to solemn pledges.”

“We wanted to find out whether Britain and the West are keeping the pledges we made.”