Sentence examples for key promises from inspiring English sources

His "Better Off pledge" to Londoners covers six key promises.

Shifting the city's energy transition into higher gear was one of the key promises of remunicipalisation.

Reforms to the complex planning system were one of the key promises made by Osborne on becoming chancellor.

The Vote Leave campaign made at least three key promises that were the basis of their victory.

Their  key promises for the next five years are to protect spending and to turn "coasting and failing" schools into academies.

"CSIRO's decision to slash climate research capacity will severely curtail Australia's capacity to deliver on key promises of the Paris agreement," the letter says.

Retained – Ed Miliband has made this a key promise.

And Mexico, eager to get the case out of international headlines, made a key promise.

The ranked-choice system is also supposed to save money, a key promise when it was adopted.

But the party's key promise was that it would revive Britain's public services—health and education, especially.

You have to worry, though, about a country whose opposition leader's key promise is that he will "pay the civil service in foreign currency".