Sentence examples for promise to modify from inspiring English sources

The Bush administration has countered with an offer of $956 million in penalties, and a promise to modify the tax provision in question, which governs what are known as foreign sales corporations, for a second time to make it comply with trade rules.

Goldman promised to modify and simplify the reporting of items like excess liquidity.

Fifa has promised to modify the replays to show only the most relevant incident so, if a goal is scored, it will show only that graphic.

Now, after decades of promises to modify the law from successive governments, Mr. Griesbach and other landowners may finally find some measure of relief.

Nationstar, the letters show, agreed that he had made his payments and promised to modify his mortgage in 2010, and again in July 2011.

The chancellor had promised to modify his plan, which would have cost low-income families an average of £1,000 a year, after a rebellion in the Lords and among his own MPs.

Personalization promises to modify your digital experience based on your personal interests and preferences.

The AG now wants to sue the bank, accusing it of reneging on promises to modify mortgages.

The Obama administration rode in on the "Change" banner with promises to modify the drug war model.

While oncolytic adenovirus still has promise, strategies to modify the basic viral structure will be needed to overcome the existing shortcomings.

Ronald Reagan announced in Little Rock, Ark., in his 1984 re-election campaign that there would be tax increases only "over my dead body," a promise he had to modify in his second term.