Sentence examples for may vowed from inspiring English sources

The so-called "snoopers charter" would be implemented by a Tory government, Theresa May vowed today as she tore into the Liberal Democrats for blocking plans to increase the monitoring of internet and email use.

Mr. Khan, who was elected in May, vowed during his campaign to "challenge gang culture and knife crime head on," and recently said, after a fatal stabbing in North London, that he was "extremely worried" about knife crime.

What if they don't let me live here and kick me out?" In July, Theresa May vowed to make it a priority to rid the world of the "barbaric evil" of modern slavery, and said the forced labour of minors was one of its ugliest manifestations.

In her party conference speech, however, May vowed to press ahead: "Where there is demand from parents, where they will definitely take pupils from all backgrounds, where they will play a part in improving the quality of all schools in their area – we will lift the ban on establishing new grammar schools".

The offer came five days after three commanders from the largest paramilitary group, which is involved in fragile talks with the government in a northern safe haven created in May, vowed in a highly unusual appearance before the Colombian Congress that they would never agree to a deal that would lead to their imprisonment.

Theresa May vowed to fight "with everything I've got" Wednesday after her own party moved to oust her as British prime minister.

The more pious laymen may vow to observe the eight precepts for the duration of the uposatha.

We may vow to never get "too serious" with someone or trust anyone on a deep level.

Promiscuity is socially acceptable — glancing reference is made to public kemmerhouses, from which no one is barred, "however poor or strange" — but monogamy seems to be the rule, and pairs may "vow kemmering," an unofficial form of marriage.

Mr Murdoch may have vowed to remove News Corp stories from Google - but not all his footsoldiers are necessarily on the same page… Times Online search content producer Mariana Bettio, who spends her time coaching journalists to write for search engines, spoke passionately about the need to write Google-friendly headlines, in a presentation to journalists at News:Rewired in London.

Home Secretary Theresa May has vowed to change the law to prevent the warrant being used to extradite UK nationals on trivial or dubious charges.