Sentence examples for values promised from inspiring English sources

"I will fight for traditional family values," promised Van Taylor, an ex-marine who is hoping to capture the Republican nomination for the congressional seat where George Bush casts his vote.

"Violence with Kalashnikovs will not make us downgrade our European values", promised Parliament President Martin Schulz, naming the 17 people killed in last week's attacks on Charlie Hebdo and a Jewish supermarket.

"Out of £120m of value promised by [BBC director general] Mark Thompson, approximately £20m was talked about for regional news.

How can we tell whether online forms of education whether part of online universities, or part of the curriculum at traditional residential institutions, including Princeton are providing the value promised to students?

Attempting to value cryptocurrencies is problematic for the world of traditional finance, as they come as a new form of asset with no intrinsic value promised by cash flow.

Creditors receive only a small fraction of the real value promised.

"They're evil because they're unruly, they're incredibly costly and the extraction of value is infinitesimal compared to the value promised," he said.

Once stores have the right brand architecture, the store experience has to deliver on the added value promised by the brand, and successfully communicate their added value in all forms of promotion.

Helping franchisees strengthen and expand their businesses is often a key part of the value promised by the franchisors.

Our research group was interested in whether qualitative research undertaken with trials was actually delivering the added value promised within the literature.

The debate continues over where exactly he will stay, and whether he will bring such affectations as his Bedouin tent an item which for gossip value promises to briefly outrank even Hollywood's Jolie-Pitt saga.