Sentence examples for had given promises from inspiring English sources

They noted that the project has an "experienced management team with a proven track record" and that the U.K. government had given promises that UKCRMI's partners, not the British taxpayers, were liable for any cost overruns.

The approval by referendum of a new constitution on December 8 , 1991 setting up a democratic republic, had given promise of political stability.

I've given promises on Manston Airport and we're working, leaving no stone unturned, to make sure it opens.

Today's reality shows, the instant celeb self-promoters like Snooki or Kim Kardashian, have given promise to the girl from Nebraska or upstate New York that if she can just capture the twitter stream for 15 minutes, she too might find herself on the cover of US Weekly.

"I had no idea what I was going to make of my life, but I had given a promise and found my innocence," Angelou writes.

(He had given a promise of safe conduct to Imre Nagy, the Hungarian leader, but permitted, or arranged for, Nagy's arrest).

Her prose developed qualities of style and eloquence of which her earlier writings had given little promise, and her chronicle of events at court and at home form a fascinating and valuable document.

Promises had given way to despair, and he was humbled by the belief that he and others were suckered into giving up their only true assets.

She had insisted on wearing this dress, and the aunt who cared for her had given in but had promised to beat her if she returned with a rip or a stain.

He kept telling what he knew, honoring the promise he had given to the two men in the Ghetto.

But she resigned in May that year because she thought Tony Blair had broken the promise he had given her about getting international support for the reconstruction of Iraq.