Sentence examples for has often promised from inspiring English sources

But this was before Tsonga moved into a dimension which has often promised before but rarely reached at the most vital moments of his career.

He has often promised not to stay in power for long and even to withdraw from politics once Georgia has a multiparty democracy.

Mr. Arafat has often promised and postponed such action, but Israeli officials believe that he has now implicitly accepted a severe standard for making arrests.

There's plenty we don't know about what makes one country succeed and another fail, and, as the former World Bank economist William Easterly points out, the foreign-aid establishment has often promised in the past that things would be different.

In 2003, it estimated GAM's strength at 5,000 men, and said it would win in six months.Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, Indonesia's president, has often promised to bring peace to Aceh, and has proposed an amnesty for penitent rebels.

He has often promised to take a baseball bat with him to the State Capitol and referred to Albany denizens as leeches, pigs and wimps, and — in the case of Sheldon Silver, the speaker of the Assembly and an Orthodox Jew — as the Antichrist.

We've often promised ourselves to return to Il Cavalluccio and try the brodetto again.

Arab leaders have often promised political and economic support for the Palestinians and failed to deliver.

His credibility is shrinking: the July austerity package was long on tax increases he had often promised to eschew.

PERVEZ MUSHARRAF, Pakistan's beleaguered president, who prides himself on being a man of his word, had often promised to stand down as chief of the army.

In the decades since, national Democrats have often promised to raise taxes — but only for the rich, and never for the middle class.