Sentence examples for promised appropriate from inspiring English sources

President Barack Obama has promised "appropriate reforms" to guarantee greater oversight of controversial US surveillance programmes.

Ms Gillard has promised to appropriate whatever federal funds are needed to help restore Queensland's infrastructure.

Fuelled by what diplomats describe as a combination of naivety and ambition, Mr Mara condemned the Tuareg violence as "a declaration of war" and promised an "appropriate response".

Leadership of AMISOM -- the 17,700-strong African Union force of soldiers from Burundi, Djibouti, Kenya, Sierra Leone and Uganda that supports the Somali government -- announced this week that it has launched an investigation into the matter and promised that "appropriate action will be taken once the facts of the case have been established".

Tesco has promised to take "appropriate action if necessary", and employees who posted comments could be investigated.

According to Mr. Karzai's office, it said "the error was inadvertent," and promised to take "the appropriate steps to avoid any recurrence, to include holding accountable those responsible".

For example, unlike the case of promising, in which saying "I promise…" in appropriate circumstances makes it so that one has promised…, saying "I know that such-and-such" does not make it so that one knows.

Many of the families owned land within what is now the national park, and say they were falsely promised payment for the appropriated property.

4 7 The use of predictive biomarkers promises a more appropriate choice of treatment; it can also help to rationalise funding decisions, avoiding costs of futile treatment and of adverse events.

Microsoft has since welcomed feedback and promised an update, with more appropriate default settings for teenagers.

He made all the appropriate noises and promised to sort it out.