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• America registered its doubts by pledging funds initially only for one year.
• Europe's commissioner for the environment, Ritt Bjerregaard, pledged funds.
• The ASEAN nations have pledged funds for the program.
• Several countries pledged funds for the implementation mechanism for the West African moratorium.
• The Indian cricket team pledged funds to the humanitarian effort in southern India.
• But European nations so far have failed to pledge funds at hoped-for levels.
• The Lawrence Chamber of Commerce had pledged funds to help defray the cost of moving.
• The U . S . delegation pledged funds for fighting domestic violence and crimes against women.
• It would press Austria, Spain, Australia and some Asian nations to pledge funds as well.
• More than two dozen nations have pledged funds that will go directly toward relief and reconstruction efforts.
• Wealthy Egyptians began to independently pledge funds to the establishment of a university as early as 1905.
• The 15-nation European Union was among the first to pledge funds Wednesday by offering dlrs 100 million.
• Trustees pledged funds for national recruiting, established new honors programs, and offered full scholarships to high school valedictorians.
• International donors are due to meet in Brussels on July 28 to pledge funds for the war-torn province.
• However, as of September 2016 no album had been released to those who had pledged funds to the campaign.
• International donors have pledged funds to built a new shelter, though construction is not expected to start before next year.
• The pledged funds for the decommissioning process in 1999-2013 are estimated as ?1, 588.5 million.
• In May 1921, Payne pledged funds for the permanent structure for the [ Warrenton Library ] Fauquier County, Virginia.
• The lack of pledged funds and potential reliance on the private sector is controversial and has been criticized by developing countries.
• But the Clinton administration has so far been unable to pledge funds to underwrite such a venture . ( jjh-mdm)