Sentence examples for vowed to develop from inspiring English sources
That year, 2005, the mayor vowed to develop vast swaths of Queens and Manhattan, open 100 schools, build 22,000 units of middle-income housing and cut taxes at the same time.
On its face, the confrontation seems like a prelude to war: North Korea's leaders have vowed to develop a nuclear missile capable of hitting the United States, and Trump has vowed to stop them, by force if necessary.
D'Antoni has vowed to develop that group as much as he can this season, while also trying to win games every night — "an internal battle I'll have all year," he said.
The effort has already kindled debate between an industry trying to show itself as ecologically sensitive and skeptical activists who have now vowed to develop a rating system of their own in order to grade ski areas on their environmental conduct.
Trump vowed to develop the West Side Yards his way after Koch departed office, but never did.
Pyongyang has vowed to develop a nuclear-tipped intercontinental ballistic missile capable of hitting the U.S. mainland.
With the Bush administration vowing to develop a more expansive missile defense than ever, there is an atmosphere of excitement, at least among the Americans here, unrivaled since 1962, when a Nike Zeus rocket fired from here knocked out an incoming missile, the birth of the antimissile system era.
As for the rest of the $10 billion, Palmisano vowed to acquire the necessary companies, develop the software and build new data centers across the world, all to make On Demand a reality.
I vowed to get a desk job.
With Mr. Bush's vow to develop an antimissile defense and uncertainty over Washington's position on nuclear testing, there is considerable concern in allied capitals that the broader framework of arms control may be in jeopardy.
