Sentence examples for would continue to deliver from inspiring English sources

She said it would be helpful if the Embassy would continue to deliver low-level messages of concern.

Mr. Rocco said he thought that Malaysia and Thailand would continue to deliver strong performance this year.

The Postal Service would continue to deliver packages six days a week, and post offices would still be open on Saturdays.

The firm trumped full-year forecasts and said it would continue to deliver double-digit sales and profit growth - not many groups can say that these days.

The United States Postal Service said it would continue to deliver mail six days a week, after having considered eliminating Saturday delivery as a way of saving money.

Sekaleshfar was unclear on whether he would continue to deliver lectures – which focus on a range of other topics – while in Sydney.

In the meantime, Strategic Health Authorities would continue to have a vital role in delivering financial control and performance, and driving improvements in quality and productivity, he said.

He would continue to pitch until 1982.

I wanted to update my clinical knowledge, but more importantly, I wanted to acquire the business skills that would help me continue to deliver compassionate and affordable care.

Ultimately, Facebook's chief financial officer, David A. Ebersman, e-mailed the company's board to say that the new filing would "help us to continue to deliver accurate" information without "someone claiming we are providing any selective disclosure".

In its business plan, DfID said supporting Brac through a strategic partnership agreement would allow the NGO to continue to deliver tangible results for poor people in Bangladesh, while at the same time developing plans to reduce its reliance on external donor funds over time; continue to strengthen its internal systems; and seek ways to work more closely with the government of Bangladesh.