Sentence examples for promise of saving from inspiring English sources

Tories also like the programme's focus on teaching people how to take responsibility for their own lives, and its promise of saving money in the long term.

The announcement today could help blunt some of the criticism if the move lives up to its promise of saving the lives of otherwise malnourished children around the world.

Chicago in 1927 was de facto controlled by Al Capone, and only nominally by its mayor, Big Bill Thompson, who was evidently elected on the promise of saving Chicago from the threat of annexation by Britain's George V Thompsonn promised to punch King George "in the snoot" if he were elected, which seems to have done the trick.

These designs are driven by the promise of saving a few gates or some code.

With the increasing commercialisation of 'gas detection mapping', more and more innovative methods are appearing, all with the promise of saving money in the process.

What they do have going for them, in addition to unique content, is the promise of saving money, a promise that the Netscapes and Excites have not yet made.

Over the last few weeks, the lobbying by the two sides has intensified as Mr. Bush sought what he has described as "the need to balance value and respect for life with the promise of science and the hope of saving life".

Will you receive his love, his promise of eternal life, and his promise to save you of your sins?

"These unprecedented commitments have the promise to save hundreds of thousands of lives by cleaning the air and making roads safer; cutting congestion in hundreds of cities; and reducing the contribution of transportation to harmful climate change.

And Mr Burnham's talk of saving its soul promises inertia, not change.That is not to say he is without ideas.

He had been seconded there from St Thomas' hospital by the medical school dean, who realised that the new facility of blood transfusion promised to be an important way of saving lives.