Sentence examples for need to promise from inspiring English sources

And the new deal would need to promise more money.

Ergo, they need to promise things the tax plan doesn't do.

So internet advertising companies need to promise advertisers that putting us under more surveillance will magically make web ads work.

To win the White House, he'll need to promise not only competition that leads to growth, but growth that leads to broadly shared prosperity.

In order to attract private firms in the first place, local governments usually need to promise that water charges will rise.

So if you are a bank's CEO and you want your share price to go up, you need to promise high returns.

Labour needs to promise to defend them.

"However," Mr. Matasar wrote, "N.Y.L.S. never promised (nor needed to promise) anyone that it would increase enrollment to meet debt service obligations".

As Paul Krugman has put it, the Fed needs to promise to be irresponsible at some future point, thereby raising expectations of future inflation.

Naimi is not unlike a factory manager who needs to promise the moon to his valuable clients, for fear of losing or alarming them.

He needs to promise enough protection to Taiwan to ensure that China does not feel free to make a grab for the place, a promise he spelt out unambiguously in both weapons and words this week.