Sentence examples for a promise to develop from inspiring English sources

Labour came in with a promise to develop policy on the basis of evidence rather than ministerial whim or political expediency.

In the early days of the contest, the Tories launched their manifesto, "Invitation to Join the Government of Britain," with a promise to develop a "Big Society".

A woman has conversations with her disease, pleading with it to go easy on her, then whispering a promise to develop her creative side.

Canelo opened this week with three books available across all the usual digital platforms, and a promise to develop more app and web content in the future.

Mr. Billington defended his management but did not fulfill a promise to develop a new digital information plan and hire a permanent chief information officer.

Mauricio Macri took power this month with a promise to develop friendlier relations after the repeated diplomatic clashes that were a feature of the eight-year rule of Cristina Fernández de Kirchner.

As transductional and transcriptional targeting modifications are incorporated, Ad promises to develop as a flexible platform for the delivery of novel therapeutics, allowing targeted and controlled delivery, while minimizing side effects.

The abandonment of an election promise to develop Australia's next generation of submarines in Adelaide, the withdrawal of support for Holden and a lack of support for the state's extensive wind energy sector have all contributed to the Coalition's unpopularity in the state.

"The BLM has never demanded that a lease applicant promise to develop the lease before it was issued," she wrote.

His five takeaways are mostly negative: the world is still on track for more than 4 degrees in temperature hikes even if every country implements every carbon-emissions reduction it's planned; the promise to develop an agreement by 2015 which will become "an outcome with legal force" by 2020 will be just a scrap of paper for a President Romney.

So over the past few decades, camps that promise to develop a specific skill -- music, basketball, computers, video-making -- have prospered while generalist camps have suffered.