Sentence examples for package of promises from inspiring English sources
His ministers want €7bn of emergency funding to be released in return for a new package of promises of Greece to overhaul its economy.
As part of a package of promises designed to head off criticism, the Premier League clubs made the living wage commitment on Thursday.
More a job bodged, and crying out to be done over again by EU heads of government when they meet in Berlin on March 24th-25th.The farm deal is an Augustinian package of promises and postponements: yes, we will cut subsidies, but not yet.
The package of promise and poise convinced the White Sox to choose Trayce in the second round of the 2009 draft.
Mr. Schuster, the J. D. Power analyst, sees this bundle of promises and packages as helpful, but not a complete solution.
The Obama administration hopes to sell this dangerous bargain with a package of paper promises.
In many ways it is a rolling testament of G.M.'s shortsightedness: a pinch of pizazz, a dash of panache, all mixed into a package of unmet promise.
What sets most successful cosmetics apart from the rest is the marketing––from packaging to promises of ever-lasting youth, you'll need to find the right hooks to draw in your future customers.
They wanted to win with him, but barring a miraculous turnaround, they instead will trade him for a package of prospects that promises to be better than the one they gave the Phillies.
Athens agreed to cut 150,000 posts from its unwieldy public sector by 2015 as part of a wide-ranging package of austerity reforms promised when the "troika" unlocked €54bn in long overdue aid in December.
In 2000, a debt-relief package of $3.8 billion was promised to ease the sale, making Zambia among the biggest recipients of official aid in sub-Saharan Africa.Frederick Chiluba, the country's president from 1991 until early this year, set about the task of privatising with some zeal.
