Sentence examples for contains a promise to from inspiring English sources

Labour's manifesto contains a promise to make sure that central and local government will work with social enterprises "wherever possible".

A few days after Lord Mandelson's speech, the Spectator magazine's political editor, James Forsyth, quoted a source "intimately involved in Tory electoral strategy" who stated that it was "basically a certainty" that the next Conservative general election manifesto would contain a promise to hold an EU referendum.

Hilda later found a poem that Che had dedicated to the old woman, containing "a promise to fight for a better world, for a better life for all the poor and exploited".

The final message, sent from Germany, contains a promise not to forget her help, it ends: "Christina u same my mother".

Mr Pickles' firm handling of Mr Rahman which has won cross-party praise also contains a promise that the centre, however put upon, will not tolerate abuses.

But the agreement also contains a new promise to approve a law to reform provincial finance.Reforming provincial finance is necessary, but trickyThat will be tricky, though reform is clearly necessary.

The Manifesto contains an unequivocal promise to strengthen protection of air and water.

It may consist of the immediate giving of money against the borrower's promise of repayment, or the contract may contain a promise of the lender to give the money at a future date.

And it contained a promise from all parties to bring about the decommissioning of paramilitary weapons by May 22, 2000, the third anniversary of the Irish referendum on the agreement, which overwhelmingly endorsed it.

To win support, the initiative contained a promise of increased bonus payments to retirees if the pension fund's performance exceeded its target.

To improve the economy's near-term growth prospects, the deal should also contain a promise that Congress will approve the debt limit when necessary without a destabilizing delay.