Sentence examples for need a promise from inspiring English sources

In order to get bank financing to build a wind farm, companies usually need a promise from the Illinois Power Agency — a long-term power purchase agreement — that their electricity will actually be bought for years to come.

Writing in The Independent today, he said: "We also need a promise of change in the way the UK is governed, not just a timetable for more powers at Holyrood.

The former diplomat said that the foreign support was crucial to the coup: "For Sisi to move like that, he needed a promise that he would succeed".

Goodness knows there are so many people damaged by the effects of the Tory policies Ken mentions that they only need a credible promise to make things better for them to vote to get rid of every Tory MP outside of Kensington and Chelsea.

We need a law that promises qualified applicants a permanent visa in a reasonable period of time, as long as they agree to return home and complete processing at their local consulates.

To keep the ever-more complex service design together, brands need a clear and strong promise and a narrative that is as intuitive, human and seamless as the customer journey.

It is extraordinary to consider that we now need a political party to promise a pay rise, six years hence; that it has become so inevitable that, without legislation, pay stagnates.

"I texted her and said, 'I need a favor.' I promised her she could have my pickup truck".

But Peddy at Macquarie says TalkTalk doesn't need a network when it can promise the cheapest prices in the market.

Of course, I didn't need a massage, but once they promised one, it bummed me out not to get it.

The defeat of IS will need a protracted effort.When Barack Obama promised on September 10th that he would "degrade and ultimately destroy" IS few expected an attack on quite this level of "shock and awe" to be deployed so soon.