Sentence examples for promised annually from inspiring English sources

$100bn£67bnbn) promised annually to developing countries by 2020 to help them deal with climate change.

Yet few places tackle road deaths with the same determination as infectious diseases, and charitable donations are a tiny fraction of the $4 billion promised annually to fight HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis.

In a letter asking the S.E.C. to exclude the proposal, Cendant said it would "impose a constraint" on the salary of its chief executive, Henry R. Silverman, cutting it to $2.7 million a year from the $3.3 million promised annually until 2012.

He and other developed nation negotiators are likely downplaying the bridge funding the fast-start dollars represent and focusing on drafting a new treaty that will codify the hundreds of billions promised annually beginning in 2020.

I am tempted to add that Muslim terrorists didn't commit their annually promised - promised by newspapers, I mean, not Muslims - Christmas outrage.

Johnston said it remained "totally confident" of saving the £9m annually it promised shareholders this time last year.

The broadcaster will also introduce a New Talent Month in 2008 and has promised to commit £10m annually to support a range of schemes through 4Talent.

This month, the board of the new Millennium Challenge Account met for the first time to lay the groundwork for grants that President Bush has promised will total $5 billion annually by 2008.

For the first time, Germany will have a private university worth the name and with a solid financial footing (if it keeps up its academic performance, that is: Mr Jacobs has promised to donate €15m annually over the next five years and another €125m in 2011 to boost the endowment, but only if things go well).

Schnucks has even promised to donate $20,000 annually to the local school district, and since the grocer moved ahead with the project, another tenant has signed up for space in the office park as well.

The act promised 100 days of employment annually to adult members of rural households.