Sentence examples for promising to remove from inspiring English sources

Hitler won the allegiance of the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem by promising to remove the Jews from Palestine.

During his campaign, President Bush kept promising to remove the "toll booth on the road to the middle class" by easing taxes and other burdens on the poor.

With an election coming, both Labour and the Conservatives are threatening to increase sanctions on young jobseekers, with both parties promising to remove benefits from those who refuse to take jobs or training.

Now, with the new congressional leadership promising to remove him from office within six months, Maduro says a new slate of ministers is needed for a new political era.

He first responded to the Soviets' shipment of nuclear missiles with a naval blockade but ultimately resolved the conflict by giving Nikita S. Khrushchev a face-saving way out, promising to remove American missiles from Turkey if Khrushchev took the Soviet missiles out of Cuba.

He said that UKIP was the only party promising to remove inheritance tax completely.

They removed Mr. Tankleff from relatives, friends and lawyers, promising to take him to the hospital.

After promising to apologise and to remove the post, Mr Ngerng did the opposite; he actively disseminated the libel further.

The report also explicitly criticised the bank for a lack of transparency on fees, which led to RBS promising to clarify them and remove interest payments for the first 90 days when a customer defaults.

In the hourlong encounter, broadcast live on WNBC-TV, Mr. Schundler forcefully presented his agenda for New Jersey, promising to cut taxes and remove tolls from the Garden State Parkway, and passionately defending his plan to let parents use tax dollars for private schools.

WASHINGTON ― Donald Trump ran as an outsider with a populist message, promising to shake up Washington and remove the corrupt insiders and "drain the swamp".