Sentence examples for promised order from inspiring English sources
In their place a relatively disciplined militia promised order and security after 15 years of mayhem.
The Taliban, as they called themselves, promised order and stability, a message that attracted many Afghans, including Mr. Karzai, who helped them from 1994 to 1995.
But after securing a promised order for hundreds of cars from Max Hoffman, the influential New York-based importer who also convinced Porsche and BMW to create sports cars for Americans, Mercedes approved production of the SL.
On the one hand, an action is what is generally promised, ordered or apologized for.
Edward refused to give this high honour to the Shah because the order was meant to be his personal gift and the Foreign Secretary, Lord Lansdowne, had promised the order without his consent.
She promised to order them the next time she was in.
Publicly, Trump seems incurious about what Cohen did or what he promised in order to get the deal done.
The Bush administration has promised to order a study on the issue, but not until next February.
Mr. Hassan promised to order chocolate-covered pretzel rods for the caller; he only had the three-ring variety in stock.
Gutiérrez, who represents Illinois' 4th congressional district, said he believed the president would deliver a promised executive order "before Christmas".
In 1999, the governor promised to order significant changes at older power plants that would cut mercury emissions, but his administration has yet to produce those regulations.
