Sentence examples for promises made to from inspiring English sources
The promises made to voters before and after the referendum were looking dangerously hollow.
Most politicians have to spend their days soliciting contributions and redeeming promises made to contributors.
The promises made to today's and yesterday's service members about health care must be honored.
The situation is worsened if government taxes the young in order to make good past promises made to older generations.
Retirement promises made to public employees represent a huge hidden liability for future taxpayers — helping ensure recurrent deficit crises for state and local governments.
That understates the mess, because it omits both the unfunded pension figure for cities and the health-care promises made to retired government workers of all sorts.
Protesters say promises made to Hong Kong at the time of the handover in 1997 are being broken.
Promises made to union members over the years mean that it costs GM almost as much to keep a worker idle as it does to keep him busy.
New regulation is also unnecessary since government already possesses sufficient power to punish firms who break privacy promises made to consumers.
They are still feeling the hurt from their loss of time and promises made to them.
Everybody has worked tirelessly to make sure these promises made to Haiti are kept and the projects funded are delivered.
