Значения термина promised under на английском

What was promised under the Pensions Amendment Act 2002 may not actually exist.

Sometimes, however, that which is promised under oath is manifestly lawful and beneficial.

It was publicly promised under the hands of Mrs. Maurice and of Hemmings, her husband's executor.

Workers making less than that will still receive tax cuts, but slightly less than promised under Labor.

Both were promised under the peace deal.

He said eventual investments would likely be more than double the 245 million euros promised under an earlier deal.

Both votes were promised under a 2005 peace deal that ended more than two decades of north-south civil war.

A Green Paper on reforming care was promised under Theresa May in 2017, but still has not been published.

However, it will want to be careful not to further delay desperately needed shipments of oil promised under a disarmament-for-aid deal.

The company is awaiting around 150 buses promised under the National Development Plan (NDP) to service high demand routes.

South Sudan voted overwhelmingly for independence from Sudan in a 2011 referendum promised under the peace deal that ended the civil war.

Prof Brendan Walsh's view that tax cuts promised under Partnership 2000 should be forgone prompted angry reaction from trade unionists this week.

The demonstrators are demanding is democracy, promised under the "one country, two systems" formula, brought in after Hong Kong's 1997 handover.

The session will be a first for the White House, which has promised under Obama to use technology to make government more accountable.

Increased funding for research has been promised under new proposals agreed by a Cabinet subcommittee, according to the Minister of State responsible for science.

The Government has abandoned plans to publish a national carers' strategy that was promised under social partnership and in the Coalition's Programme for Government.