Sentence examples for firm promises from inspiring English sources

And with firm promises from both the new education secretary, Michael Gove, and the prime minister, it's looking good.

Despite their experience negotiating other people's splits, the demise of this legendary Lexington Avenue firm promises all the passion and particulars of a messy divorce.

Developing countries are calling for commitments beyond 2020 in the Paris agreement but rich nations are reluctant to make firm promises, in part due to budget uncertainties.

But Democrats now say they have firm promises of support so far from only about half the 36-member caucus, which is made up entirely of Democrats.

The firm promises to fit carbon-capture and storage (CCS) technology from the outset to capture about 22% of its emissions, as a pilot project.

Worried MPs could consult the bursar in regard to refunds, but she wasn't making any firm promises either way as the house had brought this all on itself.

Some people want a firm promise.

"David Cameron deserves real credit for his firm promise to reach the 0.7% target next year," Lovett said.

All this without any firm promise that The Deathly Hallows will even be published this year.

More likely, he was embarrassed to face the Forum after breaking a firm promise to hold elections by March 2009.

But without a firm promise of European assistance, Mr. Papandreou has threatened to go to the monetary fund.