Sentence examples for clear promises from inspiring English sources

Cameron says he made "very clear promises" during the election.

So there were four clear promises, made by Ashcroft, or made on his behalf.

Cameron would not give exact details of his plans, which will be announced as part of the spending review on 20 October, but he said repeatedly: "I made some very clear promises to pensioners and I will be keeping them".

We've made clear promises to keep people well and support a healthy planet through two ambitious goals for 2015: engaging 60 million people in their health and reducing Bupa's global carbon footprint by 20%.

Despite clear promises before the election that the government would not raise taxes, nor cut education or health or pensions, or the ABC – all of which have now been cut – Hockey continued to claim the government was not breaking its word because, overall, his government was collecting less tax than the former government did.

We should not forget that in the heat of the debate around press regulation that followed, the prime minister made clear promises to the victims of hacking, pushed every step of the way by the culture secretary in his former role as chair of the parliamentary select committee.

Can they go back on a clear promise like that?

The TUC general secretary, Frances O'Grady, said: "Theresa May made a clear promise to have workers represented on company boards.

They said Mr. Assad expects to receive a clear promise of full Israeli withdrawal from the Golan Heights.

The sixth of December [was] a reversal, a walking back, a reneging from a very clear promise.

First, the Labour party has made a clear promise that it is no longer a sectarian party.