You made a promise, Jamal.

The parties honoured their commitment and presented the Peace Agreement to the Sudanese people as a gift at the beginning of the new year, as we promised.

From the perspective of many officials, Palestine was secondary to the goal of protecting the Northern Tier of Greece, Turkey, and Iran from Communism, as promised by the Truman Doctrine.

Much more has been promised.

She promised not to be late again.

I've promised Tom that I'd be there.

Hamas s strategy is to expose the Palestinian Authority s weakness by demonstrating that it cannot control the West Bank, as it promises in negotiations.

Even the conservative Swiss gave into the temptations of high tech finance and the riches it promised.

With Iraq rapidly descending into bloody chaos, the prospects for holding successful democratic elections in January, as the US and the Iraqi interim government have promised, look bleak.

Avoiding this fate requires the US to rebuild itself at home, as the Obama administration s 2010 National Security Strategy promises.

The G 20 promised stronger global institutions to prevent this from recurring.

They promised to increase official development assistance to 0.7 per cent of their GDP by 2015.

Germany, Japan, and several other rich countries are also doing much less than they should and much less than they promised the poor countries that they would do.

But this has merely contributed to greater economic insecurity and greater inequality, while failing to achieve either full or productive employment, as promised.

The relevant departments vowed to enact market oriented reforms, all of which are pushed by high debt.

Now, Yahweh, you are God, and have promised this good thing to your servant.

And now, LORD, thou art God, and hast promised this goodness unto thy servant

Tol found that trying to keep temperature increases under 2 C, as the G 8 industrialized nations have promised to do, would require emissions reductions of about 80 by mid century.

For a long time, rich countries have promised to reduce poverty, but have failed to match their words with adequate action.

Intrigued because his childhood question may be answered, but skeptical because he has never found answers in the past, he goes and finds Ishmael, who teaches him, as promised, about how to save the world.

As if that were not bad enough, Germany s new government is promising to raise taxes.

He claims that he was released after his mother had promised that he would join the Awami League.

The United States promised to provide 500 million of funding for several highly visible projects in Pakistan.

The rich world has promised to help Mali, and now Mali has led the way with its creativity.

The report added that the opposition leaders neither accepted nor rejected the offer, but promised to study it carefully .

Rich countries have long promised to increase their aid levels to 0.7 of national income (from around only 0.25 today).

Pursuant to the Agreement, Israel promised to withdraw partly from Jericho in the West Bank and partly from the Gaza Strip, within three weeks from the date of the signing.

It promised a concerted international response to the scourge of human trafficking, gender based violence and discrimination.

In 2003, having seen that its tax cuts for the rich had failed to stimulate the economy as promised, the administration refused to revise its strategies, but instead just prescribed more of the same medicine.

The Alberta government has promised to release more Crown land for residential construction, particularly in Timberlea on the north side.

They pledged to donate ten cents to the zoo for every tub of Knut sweets it sold.

Poor countries promised to refocus their development efforts while rich countries pledged to support them with finance, technology, and access to their markets.

Obama rightly recognizes that it is an important tool of foreign policy, to be employed when it promises results that are more favorable than the alternatives.

Thirty five years ago, they promised to give 0.7 of their GNP to poor countries as development aid.

But Aid for Trade is no substitute for the market opening opportunities and improved rules promised by the Doha round.

Most countries have already changed their immigration laws, or have promised to do so before the deadline.

Although the two governments are far apart politically, both promised the displaced families new houses in new urban developments.

Earlier this year, the government promised blood products screening, free voluntary HIV testing, and free medicine for the poor.

Still, I would build up a counterbalancing set of principles, because I believe that Friedman s principles do not, ultimately, deliver what they promise.

OK? They remember their childhood, but if you walk in and introduce yourself, and then leave the room, when you come back, they don't know who you are.

The bloc's congressmen have promised to step up pressure so that the special commission returns to the Chamber's agenda while still in the first semester.

In 1987, Collins promised 10 million in state aid to Ford to incentivize the company to expand its truck assembly plant in Louisville.

I decided to face the challenge, and on that same night, I promised those 11 children I'd turn our orchestra into one of the leading orchestras in the world.

A report into the findings at the building was promised by Iraqi President Ibrahim Jaafari at the end of December 2005 but as of the 4 May 2006 no report has been issued.

The State allegedly promised to give arms only to the opposition and in quantities that equalled what TFG President Yusuf received from other countries.