Sentence examples for has promised changes from inspiring English sources

Warzycha has promised changes this week but does that mean personnel or tactics?

Weis has promised changes, but he did not elaborate on them, Watt said.

Katharina, who was her father's first choice, has promised changes: productions geared toward children, a training academy and a new effort to deal with Bayreuth's Nazi legacy.

Already nine members have resigned or been expelled, and the IOC leadership has promised changes to make itself more open and democratic.

From the "rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic file": The new MySpace exec team has promised changes ("we have…laid the groundwork for an exciting new chapter of innovation for MySpace").

Now, the incoming mayor has promised changes to the city's municipal guards, which unlike the state-controlled military and civil police forces, have never carried guns or so-called "less lethal" weapons.

The home secretary has promised change.

Mr Hollande has promised change but done pretty much nothing.

Mr. Obama, who will be here on Tuesday, has promised change.

"He has promised change, and to take care of the needs of the poor," Mrs. Pena said.

2. Capello's new broom Fabio has promised change, although more evolution than revolution, as the senior players who underperformed in South Africa will start tonight's match.