Sentence examples for make bold promises from inspiring English sources

In 2013, during the UK presidency of the G8, David Cameron used the summit in Northern Ireland to make bold promises on tackling tax dodging.

Despite continuing academic debates, other commercial enterprises are rushing in to offer an array of "brain building" games that make bold promises to improve all kinds of cognitive abilities.

Sure, the rest of the magazine's headlines make bold promises like "Ready for the Beach by June 1" and "Three Moves to a Bikini Belly," but the rest of the magazine, Ms. Harris said, is about empowerment.

The other, the party of opposition, makes bold promises of change, promising a miraculous combination of lower taxes and more spending.That is true of Britain's 1997 general election.

Buhari made bold promises such as the introduction of universal health care.

Mr. Nasser made bold promises and went to work quickly on many of them.

Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton made bold promises to stop violence and discrimination against gay people.

He looked so many young Londoners in the eye after the riots in 2011 and made bold promises on apprenticeships, mentoring and youth services.

Thirteen years after acquiring Bauer, and making bold promises that it would transform the business of hockey, Nike has put its Nike Bauer unit up for sale, a rare bit of comeuppance for one of the world's powerful brands.

WASHINGTON — After a whirl of emergency meetings, government leaders on both sides of the Atlantic made bold promises to rescue the global financial system, but were still racing to work out the details to calm battered stock markets before they opened on Monday morning.

Musk has made bold promises for the company's Supercharger network before.