Sentence examples for broad promises from inspiring English sources

The rules translate the broad promises of the 2010 law into detailed standards that can be enforced by state and federal officials.

On its CarPlay webpage, Apple makes broad promises: To activate Siri voice control, just press and hold the voice control button on the steering wheel.

The governments of rich countries have pumped some new money into agriculture, but they have not fully made good on the broad promises they made at a conference in Italy in 2009.

Broad promises have been made in official documents: 'to make the Olympic Park a blueprint for sustainable living' and 'to be a catalyst for new waste management infrastructure in east London'.

MPs are elected on broad promises to improve their local communities and the nation as a whole, whereas peers are traditionally appointed in recognition of some social achievement or expertise – scientific, political or otherwise.

Rather than disabuse them, lawmakers made broad promises about stability.

Broad promised the trustees that he was going to give the money and walk away.

According to Gehry, in the agreement that dissolved the contract, Broad promised that he would not say it was a Gehry house.

"No terrorist powers represent any sect or religion," Jafaari said in the televised address, which included a broad promise of "reviewing the previous course".

Emerging irreversibility: In the EU, the combination of broad promise on flexible lighting and the EU-supported JTI program on manufacturing enables the creation of a monstrous alliance.

This piece of the scenario mirrors the diagnosis in the case study on OLAE: The broad promise of OLAE has become particularly interesting because the underlying technologies enable disruptive functionalities to various products across different markets.