On Monday, when Chicago's mayor revealed a 53-item checklist to self-assess his first 100 days, one notable campaign promise — "Lengthen planet's shortest school day/year" — wasn't on it.
When he arrived in the city a decade ago, he was a second-year student at Yale Law, and already notable for his promise.
In an inaugural address notable for its promise of change, it was President Néstor Kirchner's insistence that he intended to exercise power "without rancor but with memory" that most struck Argentines.
The election was notable for spendthrift promises.
He will be glad of his predecessor's most notable achievement: a Treasury promise to raise education spending by 6% annually until 2006.
Such organizations, said Mr. Bentel, the Locust Valley architect, with the support of groups, like Splia, dedicated to any kind of heritage, whether modern or old, hold out some promise that notable modern architecture will be appreciated and preserved.
Go a bit farther, and, starting Aug. 13, there's the Edinburgh Festival, whose most notable theatrical event this year promises to be Calixto Bieito's production of Ramon del Valle-Inclan's "Barbaric Comedies".
And Mullen's public acknowledgement of US military actions failing to live up to their policy goals and promises is notable, given recent history in which a US president arrogantly stood in front of a banner reading "Mission Accomplished" from the safety of an aircraft carrier, as thousands continued to fight and die needlessly.
He wasn't there for us at the time of the attacks, and he hasn't been there for us since: city politicians have been turned into mendicants by the Bush administration's notable stinginess in providing promised rebuilding financing for the city.
Eero's also using the occasion to roll out some other key updates to its devices, as well, including an update to its mesh technology, which promises a notable speed increase for existing products.
