Sentence examples for separately promised from inspiring English sources

But it has separately promised nearly £200m to help especially vulnerable countries such as Bangladesh and Nepal.

Britain has refused to take part in the scheme, having separately promised to resettle 4,000 refugees this year and 20,000 over five years.

Britain has refused to take part in the scheme, having separately promised to resettle 4,000 refugees this year and 20,000 over five years – the first few of whom arrived on Tuesday, the UK government announced without giving details.

Two bipartisan plans for reining in the federal debt have been tossed onto the national stage in the past week, after a campaign season in which President Obama and Congressional Republicans separately promised to act but offered few specifics.

Under another provision of the 1978 Agreement, the NYPL and the City also each separately promised "to protect and preserve the historical integrity of features, materials, appearance, workmanship and environment" of the Central Library -- a promise that "they would break if the stacks were to be removed," according to Michael Hiller of Weiss & Hiller, the firm representing the Coalition.

By the Treaty of Chaumont of March 1814, Austria, Russia, Prussia, and Great Britain bound themselves together for 20 years, undertook not to negotiate separately, and promised to continue the struggle until Napoleon was overthrown.

Separately, Google has promised significant investment in the UK, which some tax campaigners fear may have been a factor in the minds of those at HMRC reaching the settlement.

Separately, he also promises to "examine every grain of sand" to repatriate the remains of 13,000 fallen Japanese soldiers who are still unaccounted for at the Pacific Island battleground of Iwo Jima.

Separately, Google, Facebook and others promised to do more to protect privacy after an outcry about their handling of users' personal data.The year of living dangerouslyAn earthquake in Haiti was a humanitarian disaster, killing at least 230,000 people and leaving 1m homeless.

Some Labour parliamentary candidates most notably Diane Abbott have also promised a sober review of stop and search, separately of the wider party.

Some Labour parliamentary candidates – most notably Diane Abbott – have also promised a sober review of stop and search, separately of the wider party.