Sentence examples for central promises from inspiring English sources

Central promises a lot and it succeeds beautifully when the kitchen is working well.

That's right: for a mere £5, you could be the proud owner of a shiny mug emblazoned with one of Labour's central promises.

John Cassidy joins Dorothy Wickenden to discuss how the plan would perpetuate the new Gilded Age and betray the central promises of Trump's Presidential campaign.

Even with prosperity and budget surpluses, Mr. Clinton made virtually no progress on one of his central promises, the pledge to provide all Americans with health insurance.

Most Americans said they did not expect real progress in improving the economy, reforming the health care system or ending the war in Iraq — three of the central promises of Mr. Obama's campaign — for at least two years.

WASHINGTON -- For only the second time since he took office, President Obama will speak to the nation from the Oval Office on Tuesday night, in an address meant to convey that he has kept one of the central promises of his campaign: withdrawing American combat troops from Iraq.

Their central promise, to rid Greece of foreign interference.

Its central promise in this week's manifesto is to show "the bureaucrats who is boss".

His partisan turn undercuts a central promise of his 2008 campaign, to rise above the rancor.

A central promise for 2015 is: "We would not go into coalition with the Tories".

But the central promise of golden age sci-fi has not yet been kept.