Sentence examples for translating promises from inspiring English sources
So in terms of translating promises into action, Mr. Thurmond probably would have revoked the executive order President Truman issued that summer to integrate the armed services -- postponing indefinitely what has become the most effective instrument for integration in American society.
It also admits that it struggled to cope with a bailout programme within a currency union: A particular challenge is to find ways to translate promises of conditional assistance from partner countries into formal program agreements.
We are ready for the White House to translate promises into achievements.
Following a year of historic global agreements, world must translate promises into action to benefit most vulnerable children in 2016.
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Following a year of historic global agreements, world must translate promises into action to benefit most vulnerable children in 2016 NEW YORK, 17 December 2015 – More than 16 million babies were born in conflict zones in 2015 – 1 in 8 of all births worldwide this year – UNICEF said today, a figure that underscores the vulnerability faced by increasing numbers of children.
But I gripped a map so massive it dragged on the sidewalk and marched in the direction of a place Google Translate promised was a tango studio.
Already, Mr. Cheney has taken charge of translating campaign promises into legislation, mapping out a budget plan, vetting candidates for hundreds of high-level appointments and persuading old friends like Treasury Secretary-designate Paul H. O'Neill and Defense Secretary-designate Donald H. Rumsfeld to join Mr. Bush's Cabinet.
With inauguration day fast approaching and confirmation hearings underway for many cabinet nominees, US President-elect Donand Trump and his administration must quickly turn to the task of translating campaign promises into policies that will shape the future direction of this nation and the world beyond.
Despite the preclinical promise that many novel therapeutics have shown, translating that promise into significant patient benefit does not always happen.
The next test will be to choose ministers who can translate his promises into workable policies.
