Sentence examples for promised state from inspiring English sources
Spain and Britain have already promised state aid in order to guarantee jobs.
Spain and Britain have already promised state aid to guarantee jobs.
STATEMENT The governor often says the last round of contract talks, under his Democratic predecessor, Jon S. Corzine, was not adversarial, and says Mr. Corzine promised state workers a good deal.
Still, a growing chorus of Palestinian sceptics say they have yet to see evidence of the institutions Mr Fayyad has promised to build.Nor do they see tangible signs of his promised state.
If it were proved that Mr. Rowland somehow promised state jobs in return for work done on his cottage, then he could face legal action, law enforcement officials said.
Yet the plan has moved in fits and starts — a previous development deal fell apart in 2000, and promised state funds were slowed by a corruption scandal that sent the city's previous mayor, Joseph P. Ganim, to prison.
My mum's hospital, old and never meant to still be in existence, promised state-of-the-art physiotherapy.
I met Danila in a café in a single-story shopping center not far from his family's new apartment — they never did get their promised state-subsidized housing, and, not long ago, bought a new place by taking out a mortgage.
At the same time, Washington also promised states, which administer Medicaid, that it would pay ninety per cent of any costs entailed in this expansion.
What of the promised "state-of-the-art spill response"?
Obama-ED promised states educational grants if they imposed Common Core-aligned skill-based tests on public schools and used student scores to evaluate students, teachers, schools, and school districts.
