Sentence examples for have promised a study from inspiring English sources

This was the moment when McMahon really should have promised a study.

On the federal level, officials have promised to study the impact of specialty hospitals on full-service hospitals to determine whether more oversight or restrictions are needed.

Beyond quick fixes, the Congressional intelligence committees are also considering more fundamental reforms, and have promised to study closely why the C.I.A. and other agencies were caught by surprise by the attacks -- the largest terrorist operation ever launched against the United States.

Some current and recently-retired players have promised their brains for study upon death but that might be decades from now.

In America, drugs firms have completed fewer than half of the post-sales studies they have promised the FDA.

The European Commission has promised to study how countries might issue common Eurobonds.Whether it is through tougher rules that shift economic powers to Brussels, or perhaps one day a bigger fiscal union, the crisis is forcing the euro zone into more integration.

The Bush administration has promised to order a study on the issue, but not until next February.

GAO briefly notes that USDA has promised to look at a NIOSH study of a single plant that is operating at increased line speeds and highlights some occupational health and safety concerns raised by other stakeholders, but the report could have gone much further and stated -- as it did for the food safety analyses -- that USDA's underlying data is just too weak.

She has promised parents and pupils they will study academic subjects "with rigour" and "in depth".

In summary, the explosion in microarray studies has promised to shed light on potential disease markers and drug targets.

Instead of waiting for a state study, as he had promised, Mr. Scott offered his own pound-foolish bromides, as he insisted that Florida would not chip in $280 million.