Sentence examples for promised in terms of from inspiring English sources

"He really could not deliver what he promised in terms of a cessation of settlement activity".

That plus 14 billion they promised in terms of direct aid puts the overall allied contribution financially at about $95 billion.

Mr. Zhai endorsed what Mr. Assad has promised in terms of political reforms, centered at the moment on a referendum on Feb. 26 for a new constitution that would establish a multiparty political system.

"They want to create popular resentment vis-a-vis the government, and thus weaken the government and not allow it to achieve what the President has promised in terms of reform and improvement in the governing system," he said.

The social networking features (inviting friends, making recommendations, and seeing what others are listening to) are what give it potential to deliver on what the Microsoft Zune promised in terms of sharing.

I thought there was a rush to war, contrary to what had been promised in terms of exhausting the remedies.

This Fake Street Sign is a Public Art Masterpiece.

For all the dash and twists of his wide men, Marc Pugh and Matt Ritchie, they were not finding the links with the front two, Callum Wilson and the elegant Yann Kermorgant, whose outside-of-the-foot flicks promised more in terms of penetration.

The 2014 games promises much in terms of legacy, but will the Commonwealth Games add to the wealth of the common?

People should be excited about this: it promises much in terms of safer travel, and in parts of the world where the road and air networks are poor, people will be able to get the goods and services they need.

Thus the FG01 did not promise much in terms of performance.