Sentence examples for deliver a future from inspiring English sources
CEO Ralf Speth has also promised that JLR will deliver "a future range of British-built electric vehicles".
In his BBC interview, King said more must be done to deliver a future beyond the Kyoto climate treaty, and that he was "feeling very impatient about this".
But officials at Unite – concerned about the 90,000 employees of the group – urged members to back Myners as he was "the only game in town at the moment that can deliver a future for the group and our members".
Dyer said, "The course is motivated by a concern that those just now entering the workforce are inheriting a mess that, unless reversed, promises to deliver a future in which many, if not most, will experience a lower standard of living than their parents". "But, the course is even more strongly motivated by the belief that this unhappy outcome is by no means inevitable," he said.
Markets, operating alone, might eventually deliver a future of near-zero emissions and free of foreign oil.
He believes cross-app wallets will also deliver a future where users actually own their virtual goods instead of just relying on the good will of developers not to pull them away or shut them down".
It adds (p33/4): "Our aim is to deliver a future-proofed infrastructure that will establish world-class digital connectivity across Scotland by 2020, including tackling the digital divide.
A Scottish government spokeswoman added that the budget would help deliver "a future-proofed, forward thinking Scottish economy", and would "prioritise economic growth and innovation to enable Scotland to grasp the opportunities presented by a rapidly changing global economy".
(This was gratifying to the doctor's family in Hawaii, who had not been aware that he'd delivered a future President; his widow said that her daughter-in-law called at six in the morning and said, "Mom, you've got to go on TV!" She did).
Yet none of this will be sufficient to deliver a sustainable future.
