Sentence examples for falsely promising that from inspiring English sources

I have spent hours falsely promising that the next level will be my last.

Unquestionably, the White House handed them this gift through two kinds of incompetence: the technical failure of the health-exchange website, and the political failure of the president in falsely promising that no one would lose an insurance policy they already had.

Two days after taking command, on February 4 , 1915 Pohl gave the order to use unrestricted submarine warfare against the Allies; he had managed to convince Bethmann-Hollweg by falsely promising him that U-boat commanders could distinguish between enemy and neutral steamers, and thus avoid provoking the United States.

One man claimed that he was concerned about having falsely promising the monks that he would stay sober; 'If you wrongly swore it meant that you have sinned; I returned to drinking and never turn back to the temple anymore' (Rew).

US regulators have slapped Snapchat, the mobile messaging service, for falsely promising its users that their messages "disappear forever".

It's a trap, falsely promising some men a refuge from sexual desires that worry them.

Do we fall into fear so vast we welcome in hate that manipulates fear falsely promising to restore and protect us?

Speaking softly before a federal judge in Manhattan, Mr. Hsu admitted that he recruited victims for his scheme by falsely promising them high returns on investments, and then paid off early investors with money from later ones "so as to create the impression that the investment strategy was operating properly, when in fact it was not".

He based all his arguments, he said, on the 1996 California Supreme Court ruling in Andrew Lazar v. Rykoff-Sexton that a New Jersey company had induced a New York resident to relocate to Los Angeles by "falsely promising he would have a secure job".

The accord resolves a lawsuit claiming that Oracle induced the General Services Administration to buy $1.08 billion in software from 1998 to 2006 by falsely promising the same discounts offered to favored commercial customers.

Two brothers who conned thousands of customers into visiting a Lapland theme park by falsely promising a "winter wonderland" have been jailed for 13 months each.