Sentence examples for promises to make changes from inspiring English sources
On July 1, the commission is scheduled to release the results of a study of how current water policies affect recreation on the Delaware, and the commission promises to make changes aimed at improving recreation on the river.
Tapping into a well of police mistrust by many in minority communities, Mr. Hevesi focused his campaign on black and Latino neighborhoods yesterday, leavening praise of the Police Department with promises to make changes in an institution that some have blamed for worsening racial divisions.
"They have publicly promised to make changes in a manner that they will have to deliver on it".
The union conducted a review last year and has promised to make changes, including a greater use of digital democracy.
Mr. DiBella had promised to make changes, including making attending the games more fan friendly and improving the stadium, which is in the city's industrial park.
In Syria, Mr. Assad has repeatedly promised to make changes in the political system — ending emergency rule, for example — and yet has continued with a broad and brutal crackdown.
EXTRA POINTS Coach JIM FASSEL promised to make changes after Sunday's defeat, but he was less specific Monday, saying he would change the team's routine and look at possible lineup changes.
Alfreton Town manager Nicky Law has promised to make changes following last Saturday's "unacceptable" 4-0 defeagainstnst league leaders Fleetwood Town.
The attacks have prompted the MTA to promise to make changes in order to protect drivers from future attacks.
Unsurprisingly, he promises to make some changes there and notes that the company is working on new and clearer controls.
