We have criminalized loyal and hard-working Americans, putting them behind bars in order to appease xenophobic hysteria rather than uphold the promises of freedom and hope that are meant to characterize the American ethos.
Or will Hollywood fail to uphold its promises and reduce genuine, sustainable gender equality into another flippant trend?
She said: "The agreement left unclear what action the government might take if the banks failed to uphold their promises.
In the case of Keystone, an Obama approval would mean he heads to the big climate talks in Paris next year neutered, with no one believing he or his successors will actually take any political pain to uphold their promises.
"Mr Abe must uphold the promises in the consensus reached between China and Japan to make it worthy of the complications and speculations surrounding this meeting," the article says.
Because God's goodness was not a guarantee of covenant, however, Holkot stressed that human adherence to the terms of the covenant constituted an act of faith that God would indeed uphold his promises, even knowing that nothing compels God to do so.
Relations between Armenians and Mongols continued to deteriorate however, and the document issued by the khan failed to uphold its promises.
Failure to uphold the promises we've made to current workers and retirees would create a brain drain in the public sector, drive down private-sector wages, exacerbate inequality, and lead to more economic volatility.
Nelson continued, "if President Obama wants to uphold his promises to do right by indigenous people and fight climate change, he must summon the political courage to intervene now and stop – not just reroute – the Dakota Access pipeline".
In return for shedding the risk of borrower defaults and promoting easier access to credit, the federal government requires lenders to meet certain standards and uphold certain promises to borrowers and taxpayers.
I'm here to uphold that promise".
