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• Not profit; the money they get back will be pledged to charity.
• Then, by 2010, 90 percent of GM would be pledged to its retirees.
• Both will attend the meeting, where money is to be pledged to rebuild the scarred nation.
• These are issued for five and ten year maturity and can be pledged to banks as collateral for availing loans.
• Glendale has made clear that other city revenues will not be pledged to back the bonds, making private guarantees crucial.
• Weld wanted them ousted under a party rule requiring that they be pledged to the state's presidential primary winner _ Dole.
• Another responsibility of the program is identifying which securities can be pledged to the government for collateral and determining how these securities are valued.
• In some situations, all or a portion of local sales tax proceeds may be pledged to repay bonds issued by the local government.
• The 15th century brought a new dimension to the history of KadaH
  : the town and castle often used to be pledged to royal creditors.
• Hundreds of millions of dollars in aid is expected to be pledged to the Cambodian government at the Feb . 25-26 meeting in Tokyo.
• Weld said Monday he would seek to use party rules that require each convention delegate to be pledged to the presidential primary winner in order to remove abortion foes from the delegation.
• And bankers knew, Dowd said, that more than $ 700, 000 in blue-chip stocks held in a family trust could not be pledged to Symington's debts.
• The parties'fresh commitments came ahead of a major donor conference to be held in June in Tokyo, where millions of dollars are expected to be pledged to rebuild the country.
• Up to this time, no guidelines had been set, and women could be pledged to groups before enrolling in college and, indeed, even belong to more than one group.
• ELECT _ DRBAILEY _ Dr . Lloyd Bailey is the last Electoral College member to be pledged to one candidate ( Richard Nixon ) but switch his allegiance to another ( George Wallace ).
• Sales, income and hotel tax revenues generated by the increased economic activity in this district would be pledged to pay off bonds that the state agency would issue to help finance the arena.
• Yet Luntz says that probably three-fourths of incoming GOP freshmen did promise to impose and live by term limits, and that most voters understood the party to be pledging to impose them.
• Another possibility for Bush is to ask the Republican-controlled U . S . Congress to reject Florida's slate of electors, should they be pledged to vote for Vice President Al Gore.
• Hundreds of million dollars in assistance are expected to be pledged to Cambodia during the meeting, marking a full return of aid that was sharply curtailed after a violent coup d'etat in 1997.