Sentence examples for explicitly promised from inspiring English sources

But Trump has explicitly promised to nominate justices who might put Roe in their crosshairs.

"The Coalition agreement explicitly promised to 'end unnecessary data retention' and restore our civil liberties.

Labour has not explicitly promised the totemic £8bn by 2020, but claim it is the only costed NHS plan.

During his presidential campaign he explicitly promised to end the special regimes in the name of "fairness".

They said he explicitly promised to "preserve the tree" so everyone could find out "how this happened".

And the punishment for an airline that explicitly promised excellent performance and failed would probably be much harsher than if it had promised nothing at all.

Many explicitly promise earthly riches.The church must also overcome other hurdles.

At the time, that meant balance in 2017-18, which both the Tories and Lib Dems explicitly promise.

And your friend has an obligation to repay you, although he did not explicitly promise to: he allowed you to incur these costs on his behalf.

From next year (coincidentally or not, general election year), state spending begins a sharp squeeze which the budget explicitly promises will continue right through to 2013/14.

The ethnic-Albanian Kosovars could not decide whether to accept a deal that did not explicitly promise them a referendum likely to lead to independence for the southern Serbian province.