Sentence examples for would deliver for from inspiring English sources

The competitive race here was something of an embarrassment for Gov. John Engler, who had promised that his organization would deliver for Mr. Bush.

But they also seemed an exercise in lowering expectations that this man who would be speaker (or president) would deliver for his party this time.

By contrast, Mr. Critz and the Democrats had a relatively consistent message — they portrayed Mr. Burns, a millionaire businessman, as out of touch with Pennsylvanians, and Mr. Critz as someone who would deliver for the district.

Jamie Knapp, coordinator of the California Clean Cars Campaign, a loose alliance representing public and private interests, said the integrated national program, in which the federal standard effectively would become that of California, would deliver for the state.

A Sky spokeswoman said it was "a business with multiple opportunities for growth", adding that it would bid for Premier League rights according to the value it would deliver for the company.

ALEXANDRA, South Africa — Like birds perched on a wire, the jobless men sat along a concrete wall, idle on a sun-drenched day and voicing an ardent hope that their new president, Jacob Zuma, would deliver for them.

Earlier Monday the United Nations World Food program said convoys headed for those two towns today would deliver aid for 20,000 people for a month, to include food stuffs like rice, oil, and canned foods, in addition to medical supplies.

The MPs said that ministers lacked a "clear strategic plan for the rail network" and were "sceptical" about whether HS2 would deliver value for money.

Councils in the future would deliver "more for less" through a fundamental rethink of their finances.

The owners brought them to middlemen who would deliver them for a fee to a nondescript garage in Queens.

The private Gold Coast institution Bond University said greater competition and diversity in higher education would deliver benefits for students.