Sentence examples for promise to reach from inspiring English sources

"David Cameron deserves real credit for his firm promise to reach the 0.7% target next year," Lovett said.

And on dealing with the looming fiscal crisis, he made a vague promise to "reach an agreement based on the principles of my bipartisan debt commission".

Trump could make good on his promise to reach out for guidance, and he could ask for an invitation from the church to travel to Greenville.

"Now we have a well-designed home of our own, specially crafted to our needs, and it means we can fulfill our promise to reach out to the community, the city and the university".

To be fair, the G20 communique does state that the anticipated recovery should be "green and sustainable", and the promise to "reach agreement at the UN climate change conference in Copenhagen in December 2009".

It is a revision of the promise to reach £8 by May 2020, previously allowing the Conservatives to claim they would have reached this level more quickly on their current trajectory.

All have promised to reach balance by 2004.

It promised to reach 99% population coverage within two years.

He expressed deep disappointment in President Obama, who had promised to reach out to Iran.

Mr Sharif was elected, in May, having promised to reach out to India.

He promised to reach out to Democratic, libertarian, vegetarian and even Trotskyite voters.