Sentence examples for deliver the things from inspiring English sources
There is only one way to deliver the things that matter – and that's with a strong economy.
After a couple of hours' sleep, Dad would load up the van he had rented and deliver the things himself.
"I think," says, Shapiro returning the compliment, "that he's the only person that could deliver the things that swirl around in his mind.
"Diana has the experience and the drive and the focus to be able to deliver the things that we want to deliver," Jay H. Walder, the authority's chairman, said in an interview.
"We in Harlem need someone who can get in every room in Washington and can deliver the things that are needed here," said Walter J. Edwards, who runs a real estate development company.
With rare exceptions, the rewards available to politicians and parties from having used power to deliver the things voters say they want are not as great as those they win by "standing tall" and rejecting whatever it is other parties' voters want government to do, or whatever government actually needs to do even though it's not terribly popular.
"The truth is, last year we didn't deliver the thing we wanted to and disappointed some people".
Apart from anything else, Huston says, she doesn't believe having surgery delivers the things it promises.
By taking such risks "we have a chance of delivering the things which up to now we have only been able to dream about"—in particular, he said, constitutional change.
That was the formula that allowed Mr Estrada's predecessor, Fidel Ramos, to cut a deal in 1996 with the Moro National Liberation Front, the group from which the unsatisfied MILF splintered off.It will be difficult to weaken the MILF without delivering the things that Mr Ramos promised.
But we would seek to use our influence to make sure a minority Labour government was delivering the things we thought were right for them to do.THE ECONOMIST: You've talked a lot about the prospect of EU referendum, particularly under a possible Tory government.
