Our government shouldn't make promises we cannot keep - but we must keep the promises we've already made.
The agency also has stepped up enforcement of companies that don't honor privacy promises.
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But the requests weren't specific, and Kerry didn't make any promises, the officials said.
UnitedHealth doesn't make any promises as to the cost of the policy--just that you'll have access to one later on.
That's slated to happen December 15th, though Perry didn't make any promises.
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"I made a promise to my dad on his deathbed - to get the land back - and I don't break my promises, " he says.
If that is correct, 83% of those who do not pay income tax don't really fit Mr Romney's characterisation, except in so far as his argument is that people who don't pay income tax aren't impressed by promises of income tax cuts.
Promises made by the BDA (notice I don't say Sony) and promises made by all the supporting companies.
"That might have worked a year and a half ago, but there's now a credibility gap among Latino voters -- he hasn't delivered on the promises of 2000, " said Maria Cardona, vice president for media relations and director of the Hispanic Project for the New Democrat Network.
Some market participants haven't reacted to the Fed's promises to exit, believing the central bank won't have the will to wind down its purchase program.
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But opponents of this urban drilling say that it shouldn't be done in populated areas and that the promises of many people getting rich aren't true.
The solution isn't comprehensive, but it promises to work with hardware of any brand.
That hasn't helped a campaign which promises to narrow the gap between Germany's haves and have-nots.
And eventually, to vote with our wallets if said promises aren't kept.
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The FTC can then use its authority to prosecute "deceptive" behavior if companies that agree to the guidelines don't live up to their promises.
The bandwidth and energy savings that Cisco promises won't come cheap.
"If benefit promises can't be adjusted, then contributions are going to have to go up a heck of a lot, " says Olivia Mitchell, director of the Pension Research Council at the Wharton School of Business in Philadelphia.
"The American people don't want any more false promises of progress, they deserve a real debate about a war that has overstretched our military and cost us thousands of lives and hundreds of billions of dollars without making us safer, " he added.
He's telling voters, whatever you do don't look back at all those promises I made.
Because he's new on the job, he has no incentive to make promises he can't keep.
He should not make promises he can't keep on such an important policy area.
In a bakery at the route's midpoint, Yaneth Solano said she wasn't so sure about such grand promises anymore.
They say they don't trust politicians to keep their promises, so why bother.
It showed there is such a thing as going too far to manage customer expectations--and that it's dangerous to make promises you can't keep.
Stretch it too far, by making promises that can't or won't be kept or by bringing in countries of doubtful military value, and the alliance will unravel.
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