Sentence examples for promises into action from inspiring English sources

COLLABORATING TO TURN PROMISES INTO ACTION UNICEF always works with others to make things better.

The challenge now is to put those promises into action, ensuring that everyone, everywhere has clean water and sanitation by 2030.

If the first days offer any clue, they say, Mr. Bush may avoid the kind of stumbles that disrupted the early days of past presidents and hobbled them as they tried to turn their campaign promises into action.

So in terms of translating promises into action, Mr. Thurmond probably would have revoked the executive order President Truman issued that summer to integrate the armed services -- postponing indefinitely what has become the most effective instrument for integration in American society.

Whether we can achieve the sustained effort that this challenge really demands will depend less on deals about to be done in Paris and more on choices made globally over the next five years as governments strive to turn their promises into action and push up levels of ambition that are still inadequate.

As she spoke, the crowd responded with chants of "Yes, she will!" — apparently an orchestrated response to Mr. Obama's trademark "Yes, we can!" Turning one of Mr. Obama's themes against him, she said, "Together, we will turn promises into action, words into solutions and hope into reality".

Turning promises into actions requires national decisions on budgets, regulation and legislation.

Reflections from other key informants indicated that translating political promises into actions was the top priority; it was considered almost impossible for a contributory scheme, given 75% of the population were in the informal sector, to reach universal coverage within the government's four-year term.

In an effort to sustain the push towards ending preventable child deaths, the UNICEF supported global movement- 'Committing to Child Survival: A Promise Renewed' – continues to mobilize political commitment and civil society partners and to turn promise into action on the ground to stop children from dying of causes that are readily preventable.

At COP22, this recognition must be transformed not just into promises, but into action too.

I would prefer a system where the majority party were more empowered to govern and more readily able to translate its campaign promises into political action and policy.