Sentence examples for and promising to implement from inspiring English sources
While buying back coal seam gas licences and promising to implement the recommendations of the chief scientist's report on that industry, Mike Baird declared on Thursday in the Australian Financial Review: "[Coal seam gas] will remain a big part of our economy and yes, it is part of our overall solution".
So, as a result of holding this referendum at a time of strong anti-government feelings, and resentment against the privileged establishment after years of austerity, and promising to implement a non-binding vote come what may, the UK and EU now face many years of turmoil and disruption.
The NUCAI is a valid intervention, thanks to its structured, theory-based, problem-focused, and nurse-led nature, and appears to be a promising to implement in daily practice.
By promising to implement strict new banking and charitable regulations and by vowing today to prosecute individuals and organizations that violate those strictures, the Saudis are signaling to the West that they understand the gravity of the terrorist threat here, one Western diplomat who was involved in the talks said.
He campaigned again in the 1945 election, with the support of the city's labor leaders, and found support with the city's African-American community by promising to implement a city civil rights commission.
Mr Butler said he believed the party needed "a complete relaunch in order to survive", promising to implement "changes to make the party more democratically accountable" and said he would "bring all functions such as the call centre back to the mainland and close the Belfast office".
Though Labour undoubtedly captured many formerly Ukip votes in last year's general election by promising to implement the result of the original 2016 vote, its rank and file now supports a second vote on Brexit.
And the Turkish lira has continued to slide despite the country's finance minister promising to implement a market-calming plan on Monday.
Devolution was another major theme, with the government promising to implement new measures to allow local authorities to keep the proceeds of business rates, and underpin George Osborne's "northern powerhouse".
Devolution was another major theme in the Queen's speech, with the government promising to implement new measures to allow local authorities to keep the proceeds of business rates, and underpin George Osborne's "northern powerhouse".
