Sentence examples similar to programs promises from inspiring English sources

Antioch, with its extensive intern programs, promised more choices.

The Energy Department's nuclear weapons programs, promised large budget increases to win Republican votes for a 2010 nuclear arms accord, will still take a hit under sequestration.

Efficiency programs promise to curb the nation's fuel bill and reduce damage to the environment, if consumers can be persuaded to use energy more intelligently.

But much of the package will be a mere reshuffling of programs promised by the previous government, and its effect on the economy is likely to be small, analysts say.

Now three new programs promise to extend the search engine's reach to your personal information.

Environmental employee engagement programs promise to raise employee morale, improve social and environmental conditions and strengthen companies' financial performance.

Unaccredited, 3-10x fander and far less expensive than college, these programs promise (and mostly deliver) stable, junior programming jobs.

Helping 18-year olds start adulthood is a wholly different educational challenge than getting an adult a new career as bootcamp programs promise.

The Blue Star program promises to grow.

Still, no graduate program promises its graduates a job.

The free program promises to enable you to do 100 push-ups in six weeks' time.