Sentence examples for it will fulfill from inspiring English sources
But it's easy to read between the lines of Qualcomm's statement — which, as always, has to say it will fulfill its fiduciary duty to its shareholders.
In addition, the state has not yet determined how it will fulfill its pledge to the court to spend almost $2 billion to repair and build new schools in urban districts.
A15 SCIENCE/HEALTH Promise So Far Unfulfilled Injecting stem cells from bone marrow into the damaged hearts of humans has yet to demonstrate whether it will fulfill its promise and has touched off a sharp difference of views between doctors as to whether the therapy is ready to be taken to people.
The rating helps investors assess an individual bond's creditworthiness, or the likelihood that it will fulfill its contractual payment obligations without delinquency or default.
The Locationfree TV is still in the last stages of development, but we have high hopes that it will fulfill its promise any gadget that sends wires packing is a winner in our book.
An internal NATO review has concluded that if the alliance's current spending plans are carried out, it will fulfill less than half its "force goals" -- its 1999 plans to build up its military effectiveness and deal with problems that surfaced during the bombing campaign in Kosovo.
"My duty towards the Fuehrer, the Reich Marshal, Minister Speer, and you, gentlemen, as well as towards agriculture, is clear; and I will fulfill it.
The museum, it is hoped, will fulfill the city's need for a showcase for serious new art.
It said that China will fulfill its pledges to control emissions of greenhouse gases and cut carbon dioxide emissions by 40 to 45percentt by 2020 from 2005 levels.
Its vision for the part of the world that it touches; the accomplishments that will fulfill its purpose and make a difference; and the values and behaviors it treasures and promotes.
"A concrete combat task has been set for the troops, and they will fulfill it, regardless of how certain countries outside Russia feel about it," a presidential aide, Sergei Yastrzhembsky, said at a news conference.
