Sentences with phrase «made promises»

Baby Milk Action pointed out that it and the other organisations were already in «dialogue» with Nestlé and that Nestlé was refusing to make necessary changes, or had made promises that were not being delivered.

Jones says Blank made promises about the process that he broke.

fans were made promises that havent been kept, the way the club is formed now benefits the corporate side, not the hardcore support.

The fans will be made promises about change and new players but nothing will or can change with the same people in charge managing the same way.

Having made promises to the board to finish his transfer business early, you would expect him to get a move on by now.

Maybe if the board supported Wenger and bought the players he wanted and not sold players that he has made promises to keep... maybe then Wenger will have the SQUAD he has been trying to build and maybe that would be miles better than what we are left to watch...

And, of course, as to be expected when bringing in a high profile player of Ozil's stature, the best No. 10 in the world at that time, Wenger had made promises of playing time for Ozil.

Some African football officials alleged that Infantino and Samoura made promises to divert funding to the FAs of members who voted for their preferred candidate, Ahmad Ahmad, who was elected in March.

On one hand he's made promises he hasn't been able to keep so maybe we don't want him,» Mr Leahy said.

Jesus made promises about prayer, that you can test.

Jesus made some promises and didn't follow through with them.

It's the fact that he withheld vital information about himself, then made promises he didn't keep.

After much soul - searching, Michael agreed that Leigh Ann would be baptized, and stood with his wife as she made the promises for their child.

The Mormon's have made promises in the past and failed to ensure compliance by over-enthusiastic believers.

By sharing things in common, nursing the sick and protecting women and children, Christians made the promises of God effective and thus attractive.

Unlike, election - time candidates, Jesus never made any promises that he couldn't keep.

God made promises to Abraham and Abraham believed God would make good on those promises and was justified.

You've often made promises to me and not kept them!»

Both parties have made promises, and if one party doesn't fulfill its promises, the agreement is in default.

Evidence certainly seems to support that Mark had made promises to Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss (super-jocks and members of a final club), and their business partner Divya Narendra, but never followed through, choosing instead to launch thefacebook.com.

I've made some promises to myself this year — one of them being to track my income more regularly.

Asked how long it might be before a blockchain - based system could be used by a major corporation for a shareholder meeting, Kotsialou reluctantly estimated five years, but she made no promises.

Back in January 2012, when departing CEO Thorsten Heins was brought in to run BlackBerry, he made promises that were similar to the ones that Chen made on Monday.

Still, Mylan made no promises to lower the list price of EpiPen, or to refrain from future price hikes.

He also made no promises about whether his boss would stick to a 2015 accord to stop Iran developing a nuclear bomb, warning instead that Trump was still likely to pull out without major changes to a deal that Europeans insist can not be reopened.

The Liberal government made promises in previous budgets to spend $ 7.5 billion over 11 years to help ease the burden of child - care costs.

GE's strong dividend is a top concern for investors, and Flannery made no promises, saying there are «moving pieces» to consider.

In the piece, Artem runs through the most common New Year's resolutions and offers websites that can help you maintain many of these frequently made promises.

To their credit, PepsiCo and Coca Cola (ko)-- and both have made promises to make their portfolio healthier by aiming to sell more beverages with fewer calories.

We have apologized and made promises to you, the moderators and the community, over many years, but time and again, we haven't delivered on them.

Neither Bombardier or Ottawa are in a position to make any promises about the future because Airbus has installed itself in the cockpit of the CSeries.

And finally: Make promises and keep them.

When you're with your family after hours, make a promise not to talk shop.

Kraken chief Jesse Powell said his exchange did its utmost to ensure that the cryptocurrencies it deals with are «almost certainly not a scam,» but ultimately «we make no promises about the future of any coin.»

Make a promise to yourself today that you won't use the election results as an excuse!

Companies like Maker Studios and Fullscreen are known as multi-channel networks (MCNs), which sign YouTube talent, help them promote their channels, score advertising partnerships and make promises about turning them into stars.

But they are also probably experienced enough to know that it's far easier to present a PowerPoint slide that shows how much the value of the startup will grow than it is to generate fast enough sales growth to make that promise a reality.

If Trump doesn't live up to his deal - making promises we could face another four years of legislative stalemate — which for many businesses may not be such a bad thing either.

Assuming that you make a promise and do not pull it back immediately you must keep your word.

They might be more nervous about it than you are, so it's tempting to make promises you may not be able to keep.

In keeping with that sentiment, the founders hold the following guidelines in common: Don't make promises you can't keep or claims you can't stick to.

So be careful when you speak or make promises.

By contrast, only 6.88 percent thought that Sanders was most likely to accomplish his campaign goals, while 39.01 percent considered him the least likely to make those promises happen.

You're building a dream, but you're not making a promise.

Cooper cautions not to make any promises in this section, such as promising to pay employees the top dollar in your field, which might be hard to sustain if the company falls on economic hard times.

Given that the average tenure of a CEO is far less than that, it risks looking like a leadership team making a promise that someone else is going to have to keep.

In election years, people make promises that they will be delivering on year or two after.

I made a promising connection with a vice president at one of the country's largest supermarket chains, but then he went silent and stopped responding to my emails and phone calls.

That last point, Lemonis insists, is essential: The best addition to your team is someone who's going to reliably get things done, as opposed to making promises.

Although this was the most painful experience of her life, she made a promise to share her son's life with others.