Sentence examples for considering its promise from inspiring English sources

How, then, does AOL expect to make money — especially considering its promise not to increase the already copious number of ads on its pages?

You cradle it in your palm and consider its promises to enhance your life.

The company is considering its legal options, but promised to continue working with policymakers in Barcelona and Catalonia "to develop sensible rules that ensure people can share the home in which they live".

They are bitter that Mr Takenaka, a mere academic, has promised drastic reform without considering its political consequences.

The easiest way to recognize a less credible weight-loss site is to consider whether its promises seem too good to be true.

We should consider it a promise.

"Ending the killings of journalists and resolving past cases will be a litmus test of how seriously Benigno Aquino III considers his promise of good governance," the union said.

To separate hope from reality, it is necessary to begin by considering the promise that P2P lending seemed to embody when it first emerged.

And about 10 years ago, the board imposed a curfew on Gulf Beach after 10 p.m. -- to get rid of young troublemakers, Mr. Veccharelli said, and never fulfilled its promise to consider rescinding the ban once the beach was safe again.

Media captionIan Duncan Smith: "We have listened... and acted well" Lib Dem pensions minister Steve Webb said the government had "delivered on its promise" to consider the impact of the pension changes on those "most adversely affected".

Considering their promise to provide high material and energy conversion from natural resources, polygeneration systems are recognized as promising technologies for future chemical and power industries.