Sentence examples for make more promises from inspiring English sources

I make more promises than I keep.

America, which had been insisting that poorer countries make more promises on fighting climate change, backed down.

"If we cannot do what we have pledged to do yet make more promises then I don't think we will see a bright future.

She said: "When he comes up with some new proposal, [we need to ensure] he consults in good faith to make sure it's workable, and before he makes more promises, he delivers on those he's already made".

Byrne said: "Rather than making more promises he can't afford, the test for George Osborne is to tell people how he'll pay for the ones he's got".

He could not say how long it might take to deliver on plans to repeal controversial policies such as "don't ask, don't tell", which is deeply ingrained in American military culture, and DOMA, as conservatives would fiercely oppose its overhaul.Yet he is making more promises.

"And I tell you this, if I fail in this task, I won't be standing here again in 2020 making more promises.

Tonight the President made more promises that sound good, but won't solve the problems actually facing Americans.

He made more promises when he was in a seesaw battle early on with Republican rival John McCain to bag the White House.

He said he supported lowering the age at which teachers become eligible to receive pensions to 55 from 60; called for pay raises sufficient to keep good teachers from feeling that they have to become administrators to make more money; and promised to "take a long hard look at standards," saying New Jersey's statewide assessment tests have been "nothing less than a disaster".

"The opportunism was to make more of that promise because we knew we were heading for a coalition".