Sentence examples for uphold its promises from inspiring English sources

Or will Hollywood fail to uphold its promises and reduce genuine, sustainable gender equality into another flippant trend?

Relations between Armenians and Mongols continued to deteriorate however, and the document issued by the khan failed to uphold its promises.

-After 30 years, how important was it for The Washington Post to uphold its promise to keep Mark Felt's identity secret?

Chet Kanojia, Aereo CEO, also cites Justice Scalia's dissent in the statement, agreeing that the court may not be able to uphold its promise that this precedent won't affect future technology providers.

Among their reasons are skepticism that the federal government will uphold its promise to provide near-total funding for the expansion, despite assurances from the White House.

But Syracuse has a terrible history with online student speech, and we ought to be vigilant to make sure Syracuse upholds its promises.

On a more concrete vein, he said the firm is upholding its promise made to David Letterman when he re-signed with CBS, to better promote his late-night talk show via Viacom's vast spiderweb of radio stations, billboards and cable channels.

While Pyongyang has upheld its promise to stop missile launches since the June meeting, revelations of ongoing missile development will bolster the claims that Kim has no intention of giving up his nuclear arsenal.

Apart from visits and statements by UN representatives, little tangible action or leverage has been placed on Sri Lanka to pressure it into upholding its own promises.

On Thursday, McDonald's promised to uphold its Dollar Menu even as the price of food staples and oil drive up the company's input costs.

"It's clearly why the Legislature moved to pass it, and now they should uphold it as the promise that they made to the voters," she said.