Sentence examples for promise to execute from inspiring English sources

They thought the guerrillas had begun to carry out a promise to execute captives until their demands were met.

Their presence incenses the far-right Nationalist Action Party, which took 71 seats (and whose campaign pledges include a promise to execute the captive PKK leader, Abdullah Ocalan).The Kurdish politicians, some of them lawyers who defended Mr Ocalan in court, have promised to behave.

He has criticised Mr Abbott for being incapable of "providing the economic leadership" Australia needs and promised to execute a "different style" of governance when he officially takes power.

A RIRA statement from 2010 clarified how they were making their money and promised to execute anyone using their name: "The IRA have never taken money from criminals and then allowed them to continue to operate," they stated.

The general promised not to execute Mr Sharif, which may have been in his mind at the time, and held out the possibility of exile if the Saudis could guarantee that he would renounce politics.

Indonesia's attorney general, HM Prasetyo, has promised not to execute them before their legal avenues are exhausted, and has ordered those cases before the supreme court to be expedited.

Human rights groups and foreign governments have denounced Gambian president Yahya Jammeh after he promised this week to execute every death row prisoner in Gambia by mid-September.

The officeholder can be held accountable for promises and failure to execute.

The faster you promise a delivery, however, the harder it is to execute on that promise.

Arguably, he was violating his oath of office, in which he promised to "faithfully execute the office of the President of the United States".

The release indicates that the group understands market jitters, promises to never execute a 51percentt attack, and states that it hopes to convene a "round table" of bitcoin stakeholders to address concerns.