Sentence examples for vow to make changes from inspiring English sources

Following Trump's vow to make changes to what he calls "the worst trade deal ever," the governments of Mexico and Canada have begun preparations to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Act.

Take OTC pain medication and vow to make changes in your routine.

Wright's team lost to North Carolina that year in Detroit, and he vowed to make changes.

After the game, Edwards was furious and vowed to make changes.

The upshot was that Mackey acknowledged certain shortcomings and vowed to make changes, among them greater commitments to local farming and grass-fed beef.

Oracle vowed to make changes before the next race, either in the equipment or in the 11-man crew, and possibly in both.

In January, all sides -- Mr. Pataki, Mr. Bruno and Sheldon Silver, the Democratic Assembly leader -- vowed to make changes to end the state's chronic lateness in making budgets.

After all the noise last summer, when the N.A.A.C.P. announced a campaign to press for more diversity on television, and the networks vowed to make changes, the prime-time schedules still look as white as a box of long-grain rice.

The congressman, who had faced pressure from a handful of GOP colleagues to resign, also apologized for creating an "unprofessional work environment" and vowed to make changes in his office.

After a law allowing verbal bullying in schools by teachers and students as long as it was backed by religious beliefs or "strong moral convictions" was passed in the Michigan state Senate, lawmakers in the house have responded to a wave of controversy and vowed to make changes that "provide protection to all students".

As we reach the end of the old year and prepare for a fresh start, it's natural to take stock, assess the areas of our lives that aren't working and vow to make dramatic changes.