Sentence examples for promises to apply from inspiring English sources

Google promises to apply its main expertise — search — to the TV.

Dubois's first book, published in 1856, is called "La Cuisine Classique," but its long subtitle promises to apply French know-how to Russian flair: "Études Pratiques, Raisonnées et démonstratives de l'école française appliquée au service à la Russe".

Obama promises to apply the brakes.

I promise to apply those same strategies to defeating ISIS and eliminating income inequality.

The bill requires a student to promise to apply for legal status "as soon as he or she is eligible to do so".

In his 2001 election campaign, he promised to apply the business acumen that had helped him to become Italy's richest man to make all Italians richer.

Although Cortana and Google Now promise to apply these contextually aware databases to your daily life they were first tested in search engines.

In his address to China's parliament this month, the premier, Li Keqiang, promised to "apply the strictest possible oversight, punishment and accountability to prevent and control food contamination and ensure that every bite of food we eat is safe".

Appearing next to the South Korean president, Mr. Lee, who was in Washington for a state visit, Mr. Obama promised to "apply the toughest sanctions and continue to mobilize the international community to make sure that Iran is further and further isolated and pays a price for this kind of behavior".

Second, in their professional oath (Lægeløftet) physicians promise to apply their skills to the benefit of both society and their fellow human beings[ 4].

These novel results improve our understanding of the genetic architecture of the evaluated traits and shows promise to apply the SNP regression method to other traits and species, including human diseases.