Sentence examples for first promises from inspiring English sources

President Obama has backtracked on one of the first promises of his tenure.

The pledge was one of the very first promises of the new coalition and was announced against a backdrop of banners for the 10 10 climate change campaign, which is supported by the Guardian.

Carrying out one of the first promises she made after taking office in March, Labor Secretary Hilda L. Solis is suspending regulations adopted by the Bush administration to govern wages and recruitment of immigrant guest workers for agriculture.

One of the disappointments here is Keret's apparent lack of interest in using narrative to explore his ideas (which are often provocative) in any depth: each story can be summed up in a sentence and, like a skit on "Saturday Night Live," manages to deliver less, not more, than what its invention first promises.

As such, those receiving the first promises would not be able to form the expectations necessary to make the rule actually productive of the best consequences.

The first promises higher inclusive growth and genuine financial stability.

In the fall, he made good on his first promise.

To a considerable extent, he has kept his first promise.

It was first promised a rail line in 1890.

"Beijing first promised us one person, one vote in 2007, then in 2012," he said.

This newer group at first promised to avoid the GIA's habit of random violence.