Sentence examples for making false promises from inspiring English sources

But Heffernan said all sides of politics were making false promises on water.

Still, it doesn't feel as if Shenk is making false promises, perhaps because he so sincerely follows his own advice.

Government ministers are busy making false promises instead of working to find a real solution to this long-standing concern".

"The Kennel Club's concern is that too many crossbreed breeders are making false promises about how their dog will turn out," Kisko says.

Prime Minister Antonis Samaras pledged last week to give 70 percent of any surplus to pensioners on low incomes, but political opponents accused him of making false promises.

Consumer agencies and nonprofit counselors have also noticed a significant increase in the number of consumers who are victimized by companies making false promises.

Presidents made false promises".

If people feel cynical now — and they do — think how much worse it would be if we made false promises.

His campaign centres on what he is not (elitist, rich) and what he won't do (spend, make false promises).

"Public education is under attack by the forces of privatization, by people who make false promises," she said, and "drain students and funding away from public schools".

The most important thing is that we do not make false promises because people are so used to politicians making promises.