Sentence examples for keys promises from inspiring English sources

The adults-only, tech-free resort of Little Palm Island Resort and Spa in the Florida Keys promises couples will have time to focus on enjoying each other – and the setting – with its TV-, radio- and alarm clock-free facility.

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

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.

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

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

The two big themes were that his government had allegedly cared more for the rich than the poor and had failed to deliver on key promises made five years ago.

"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.

Which raises a question: Why has the Obama administration been silent, at least so far, about one of President Obama's key promises during last year's campaign — the promise of guaranteed health care for all Americans?

That will draw cheers companies that have pushed for anti-dumping and piracy investigations, as well as the U.S. trade officials who have been arguing that China has flunked several key promises it made to enter the World Trade Organization a decade ago.

The Conservatives may have been eager to write off Labour as feckless spendthrifts who had driven the country to the brink of a Greek-style debt crisis – but they also made key promises to maintain benefits for pensioners and protect spending on the NHS, overseas aid and education.