Sentence examples for further promising from inspiring English sources

On the Republican side, Mr. McCain has gone a step further, promising to forsake soft money under any circumstances.

The SNP hopes to extend state paternalism further, promising free universal childcare and more generous state pensions.

The opposition Labor party, the alternative government in a two-horse race, went further, promising $500m for research and action improving water quality.

But today, it went even further, promising not to use any of the Liberty fund for things like a $50 million blood reserve program and community outreach efforts.

Today, the Tories went one step further, promising legislation to ban such a move until 2020 one Labour described as a "gimmick".

Labor has gone further, promising to cut emissions by 45% by 2030 – better, but still not enough, say many experts - and for Australia to have zero net emissions by mid century.

The CMP goes no further than promising to produce a "road map" on reform of subsidies within 90 days.

Obama, though, is now going one step further, by promising to prohibit banks from engaging in activities which might cause a risk to customer deposits.

It went a step further last spring, promising to restore 1m hectares of natural forest and other ecosystems in Indonesia, where it is the biggest forest-products firm.

Foxconn has gone a step further by promising a ceiling of 36 hours by next summer, in accordance with Chinese labour law.

In fact, Mattis went further, specifically promising Japan that the US military would defend the disputed Senkaku islands in the South China Sea from any Chinese encroachment.