Sentence examples for promises of delivering from inspiring English sources

The private-public partnerships, as Mr. Blair calls them, are at the heart of his plans to modernize Britain's government and stimulate its economy -- and of prime concern to voters, who want Mr. Blair to stick to last year's election promises of delivering better public services.

In other words, explicit promises of delivering economic goods and going after inequality seemed to prove effective.

The deadly post-election violence has cast doubt on Mnangagwa's campaign promises of delivering a "new Zimbabwe" and presenting himself as a break from the past and its repressive policies.

Craigslist, he said, often fulfills its promise of delivering erotic thrills for a minimal effort.

Point-of-care (POC) diagnostic devices hold the promise of delivering such benefit to a wide range of patients.

In a last-ditch effort to fulfill her promise of delivering Brexit, Britain's prime minister dangled a final sacrifice.

Egypt is now entering months of elections that hold out the promise of delivering the democratic system that Egyptians want and deserve.

Mr. Rao and his Telangana Rashtra Samiti party joined hands with Congress in the 2004 elections on the promise of delivering a Telangana state.

Oh, most of the casinos do well and states get more taxes, but what about the promise of delivering real economic opportunities?

I wonder why elected officials seductively campaign on the promise of delivering new and costly programs, services and facilities to constituents -- and get away with it.

The Republican measure is heavily tilted toward corporations and the well-to-do, analysts say, despite the president's initial promise of delivering relief for the middle class.