Sentence examples for promises it would from inspiring English sources

For Syriza to stick to its campaign promises, it would have to contravene the rules of its bailout, which could catalyze a series of reactions that would ultimately force Greece out of the euro.

If the government were simply fulfilling its campaign promises, it would already have rejected the proposal.

TAXES The mayor said that if Mr. Thompson implemented "any" of his campaign promises, it would force him to impose "massive tax increases".

MBIA issued that insurance after doing no work at all to verify that the loans met the stated criteria, instead relying on Countrywide's assurances and promises it would buy back bad loans.

Secondly, even if speculative philosophy could deliver what it promises, it would have forgotten that the highest human task is not cognition but rather the personal appropriation or embodiment of whatever insights into the good and the right one is able to achieve.

As Evan Osnos wrote earlier this month, political tensions have been roiling the semi-autonomous territory ever since Beijing announced that, despite earlier promises, it would use a committee filled with pro-Beijing loyalists to vet candidates for the position of the city's chief executive in 2017.

In the summer, the Obama administration promised it would review its deportation policies, and, this week, it promised that it really means it.

DuPont recently promised it would reduce its greenhouse gas intensity by 7% by 2020 from a 2015 baseline, for example.

Bradley promised it wouldn't be.

Yahoo promised it wouldn't happen again.

Mr. Rein promised it would.