Sentence examples for it promises elected from inspiring English sources

Published on May 9th, it promises elected assemblies for those regions which show they want one in a referendum.

Essentially, the administration implicitly promised: elect the moderate Mr Rouhani, and you can expect to see a light at the end of the tunnel in your relationship with America.

If people are pissed at Obama and the Democratic Senate for not doing all they promised, electing Brown adds yet another right wing Senator for three years or longer.

In 2006, for example, the League signed a pre-poll deal with the ultra-orthodox Khelafat-e-Majlish party, under which it promised that if elected it would pass anti-blasphemy laws and pass no laws seen to contradict Koranic values or Sharia.

Just as Labour in the mid-1990s had to accept that it could not be elected unless it promised to stick to Conservative monetary and fiscal policies, so the Tories now feel forced to commit themselves to spending no less than Labour on health and education, regardless of whether it is the right amount or not.

"They were let down by SYRIZA, who they elected because it promised to abolish the memorandum but instead signed a third bailout package.

Romney promises if elected to overturn our new health care system, which is far better than what preceded it, his first day in office.

The grand promises our elected officials make on our behalf become our grand betrayals when they don't follow through.

The final blow was that the new regime reneged on its promise to elect an entirely new Representative Assembly.

Mr. Weiner voted for the Shays-Meehan bill last year, and Mr. Dear promises to support it if elected.

Jimmy Breslin promised, "If elected, I shall go to Queens".