Sentence examples for issued promises from inspiring English sources

Many banks had issued promises to finance loans if securities could not be sold.

Before anyone went home to bed, the candidates for governor, including some of the sleepy lawmakers, were issuing promises for and against the Medicaid plan.

I issued up promises that I'd buy Ruthie another pink cashmere sweater, a better one, out of my allowance money.

But today no one living under the EU has any assurance that laws made, rules issued, and promises offered will be kept.

But Mr. Abbas must also do more than issue promises.

The issue promises to become even more complicated as researchers and doctors diagnose Alzheimer's earlier and earlier.

The issue promises to be the main political talking point over the next two years, and the timing, electorate and other details will be hotly contested.

Congress is considering many proposals to provide Medicare coverage of drugs, and the issue promises to figure prominently in the presidential election and in many congressional races.

With little to call between the main parties on many issues, promises on how to bust the economic depression will be critical.

What is clear is that Fukushima is prompting a major rethinking of the country's energy policies and that the nuclear issue promises to be a big factor in the presidential election next year.

Matt A. Barreto, a political science professor at the University of Washington who is a pollster for Latino Decisions, a research group, said, "Latinos feel that on many of their key issues, promises were made and not delivered on" by the Obama administration and Congressional Democrats.