Sentence examples for keep its vow from inspiring English sources

And so you should give the errant company one more call and tell it that if it doesn't promptly keep its vow to remove its oil, you intend to use but not pay for that which you did not order, just as you would with a misdelivered pizza.

The arrests last year of five Hong Kong booksellers who sold materials critical of the party further spooked residents uncertain whether Beijing intends to keep its vow that gives the city a "high degree of autonomy".

The arrests last year of five Hong Kong booksellers who sold materials critical of the party further spooked residents uncertain whether Beijing intends to keep its vow that gives the city a "high degree of autonomy". The election results won't do much to shift the 70-member legislature's balance of power.

Asked about these complaints this week, a company spokesman said that some relatives were simply mistaken about the benefits, or have not given the firm time to keep its vows.

Then, in an eye-catching move, it vowed to keep its variable tariffs frozen at current price levels until 2016.

The Yankees do have roughly $100 million in expiring contracts, but Cano will get a chunk to return and the team has vowed to keep its payroll below $189 million to reset its luxury tax rate.

The government has vowed to keep its troops in the region – depite the fact a request for the  withdrawal of forces being a possible consequence of annexation of Crimea to Russia.

SmithKline denied that the move was designed to boost a Glaxo-SmithKline consumer-goods operation prior to a sell-off.Arthur Andersen, a big accounting firm, vowed to keep its consulting arm, despite the efforts of American regulators to separate consulting from auditing.

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has called for an 'immediate de-escalation of tensions' in Ukraine, after Russia vowed to keep its troops there to protect its interests.

Last month, Whole Foods beat first-quarter earnings expectations and gave an optimistic outlook on its future, vowing to keep its free cash flow positive and taking measures to protect its business in the down economy by closing stores and cutting capital expenditure by $50.0 million.

Last May, the company vowed to keep its dollar menu intact despite soaring raw material costs (See "Dollar Still Strong At McDonald's") but during Wednesday's conference call, President Ralph Alvarez warned that next year's dollar menu will look different from the current one, which features hearty fare like double cheeseburgers and chicken sandwiches.