Sentence examples for vowed to apply from inspiring English sources
Seoul, Washington and their allies have vowed to apply more pressure and sanctions after the test, the second this year.
Mr. Pérez Molina's main challenger, Manuel Baldizón, a wealthy businessman running as a populist, has vowed to apply the death penalty more often, possibly in public.
After Jason Kidd lambasted the staff following a 47-point loss in Memphis, Scott vowed to apply Kidd's suggestions to his coaching.
Though Kadyrov had vowed to apply Russia's criminal code in Chechnya for bride abduction when he came to power in 2010, various media outlets published photos of a dancing Kadyrov and his chief of staff at the controversial wedding's celebration.
Mr. Fourtou vowed to apply a steadier hand, so he has openly discussed Vivendi's cash problems and has moved quickly to quell speculation about the sale of assets by announcing which units would be sold.
But after carding his first round in the 60s at Augusta the world number nine has vowed to apply the lessons he learned at the home of golf.
After the circulation of Lopez's message, President Nicolas Maduro took to the airwaves to denounce US interference in Venezuelan sovereignty while vowing to apply the full weight of law to Lopez and his upcoming protest.
HONG KONG — China's Communist Party leadership has started a security crackdown in the far western region, Xinjiang, vowing to apply "high pressure" methods after two outbursts of violence there in recent days pitted members of the Uighur ethnic minority against police forces, state television reported Saturday.
At the same time, Clarke continues to rail against sanctuary cities protecting immigrants, vowing to apply "leverage" and "twist arms" to compel states to enforce federal policy priorities, effectively commandeering state and local police.
She vowed to give up the violin.
I got linked into the system, opened my little Oxford Classics collection of George Herbert's poems and, despite all vows to apply myself, conked out instantly.
