Sentence examples for could deliver for from inspiring English sources

But the same approach could deliver for Labour in the south, while holding our vote elsewhere.

"What I was struck by was how, you know, people who weren't born in New York could deliver for New York," she said.

Last June, he asked Paula Scher, a partner in Pentagram Design, international graphic designers, how much sizzle she could deliver for $100,000.

He knew that he would never obtain the Democratic nomination if he were perceived in the north as a segregationist, if he didn't achieve something concrete for civil rights, if he didn't prove that he could deliver for the liberals.

A fraction of the spending could deliver, for instance, high-speed intercity rail lines and other major projects that would reduce our carbon footprint, reverse Mideast oil dependence and, like the Interstate highway system and many New Deal projects, lay the groundwork for generations of economic growth.

Mr Miliband said only Labour governments at Holyrood and Westminster could deliver for people in the UK.

"I think he was looking for the editor who could deliver that for him.

For the Israeli politicians and their constituents, after all, the critical issue was not whether Mr. Arafat could maneuver and survive, but whether he could deliver security for Israelis.

It's been said that you could deliver Florida for him in the November election and lend him some overall centrist appeal.

Organelle-targeting bioimaging can aid our understanding of how organelles function, while the development of organelle-targeting therapy could deliver treatment for a variety of diseases.

(If you were rich enough to have at least one servant, you had someone who could deliver messages for you).