Sentence examples for primary promises from inspiring English sources
So, Romney will face attacks from Obama on one side, and the conservative "truth squad" on the other, holding him to his primary promises.
Still, the primary promises to be contentious.
He perked up, though, whenever he encountered people who, informed of the primary, promised to support him.
Thomas P. Giblin, the former state Democratic chairman who put James E. McGreevey over the top with his support in the 1997 gubernatorial primary, promised to do the same next year for Mr. Codey.
House Republicans said their plan to slash more than $60 billion from domestic programs, foreign aid and even some military projects would fulfill their primary promise to voters in November.
Its primary promise — which attracted Larkin, among millions of others — was to entertain a paying audience, and its avant-garde could only flourish in the bourgeois security of what Ratliff calls "the jazz curriculum, the postwar black-studies curriculum and the punk-rock curriculum".
The primary promise that the combination of understanding molecular pathways of disease and the complete human genome sequence would yield safer and more efficient medicines and revolutionize the way we treat patients has not been fulfilled to date.
The primary promise of identifying disease-associated genes lies in the potential to define pathways that are important in disease pathogenesis.
The possibility that the parties will choose their candidate by primaries promises to add spice.Many believe that London needs a powerful voice to filter complaints and to represent its interests.
One of his main promises before the primary was to "fight for term limits - including for myself".
"This is the one question of value that will outlast the primaries," promised Senator Robert Torricelli, the New Jersey Democrat who runs his party's Senate politcal campaign.
