Sentence examples for were promised before from inspiring English sources

The agency's insurance has limits that are well below what the pilots were promised before the airline ran into trouble.

Most of the bonuses tallied by Equilar, like those at A.I.G., were promised before the firms received taxpayer money.

Dozens of Isis recruits have left the Islamic militant group partly because the luxury goods and cars they were promised before they joined failed to materialise, a new paper has found.

How the new team performs will be a test of whether Mr Iguarán exercises the autonomy from government that he is supposed legally to enjoy.The paramilitaries complain that the constantly shifting legal framework is denying them the guarantees they were promised before disarming.

Unfulfilled by the grunt work provided by their day jobs and overlooked by Cameron and his inner circle, political life is not providing them with the power and influence they were promised before they entered parliament.

"That said, I remain very skeptical, especially in the waning days of the Clinton presidency, that a true, lasting peace agreement can be secured simply by promising even more money than has been promised before".

Had not such things been promised before, to no avail?

The administration official acknowledged that some of the steps promised by Mr. Sharon had been promised before and not carried out.

More controversially, the state will also screw more cash out of the lucrative alcohol industry.Why should such measures work this time, when most have been promised before?

Or is it the lively, multipurpose, multiethnic neighborhood that has been promised before, in so many places, during New York's many waves of gentrification, yet which never quite seems to materialize?

But since he had been promised before, he didn't believe them until his department in Ramallah contacted him through his mobile and backed up the pledges.