I. pledge [pledʒ] N
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The security agreement determines the nature of the security: whether, for instance, it is a mortgage or a pledge.
en.wikipedia.org Some member companies may choose to invest only their investor payouts, while others pledge to finance microloans with 100 percent of their net profits.
en.wikipedia.org You just have to cough up the $9,500 tuition or, alternatively, pledge a small percent of your income for the next ten years.
nymag.com Such a pledge raises the complex issues of ownership of the deposited funds and the acquisition by the pledgee of the funds in the event of default.
www.mondaq.com A pledge of $130 will get them a front light only.
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