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Therefore, I have decided that this is an ideal time for me to carry out a promise made earlier.

They thought the guerrillas had begun to carry out a promise to execute captives until their demands were met.

They acknowledge that they are carrying out a promise made to the Rev. Jesse Jackson.

The party's leader, Shih Ming-teh, avoided having to carry out a promise to resign his post by winning in his constituency.

Carolin, carrying out a promise he has made on his wife's deathbed, takes his two young sons to St. Valentine of the Snows monastery for education.

Further, Macedonian forces in and around this mostly Albanian town did not carry out a promised attack on the rebels, who call themselves the National Liberation Army.

Gov. William A. O'Neill, carrying out a promise from his re-election campaign last fall, proposed today a sharp increase in state aid to cities and towns to help them hold down local property taxes.

Mayor Koch called the regulations "heartless" and said New York City needed to time to carry out a promise - issued after Mr. Stanton announced his policy - to stop using welfare hotels in five years.

Mr. Clinton once again passed up the all-purpose cure for his Whitewater ills, and that is to make and carry out a promise to tell the full truth about the Clintons' finances, files and palace intrigues.

Seeking to carry out a promise to improve handling of tax disputes, the Internal Revenue Service pledged today to open its regional offices nationwide on Nov. 15 so taxpayers with unresolved cases can meet face-to-face with officials.

It has taken almost four decades, but Kevork Hovnanian has carried out a promise, made when he came to this country in 1958, to build a church in honor of his mother, Yester, who died in Iraq in 1949.

Carrying out a promise he made during the debate, Mr. Giuliani yesterday released a letter he wrote to a Federal judge on behalf of William D. Fugazy, the businessman and lobbyist, who was convicted of perjury during a bankruptcy proceeding and sentenced to two years probation in late September.

Free passage was given to "suitable" labourers, generally men and women under 30 years of age who were healthy and of good character, expected to carry out a promise of working for wages until they had saved enough to buy land of their own and employ others, a process taking at least 3 or 4 years.

Carrying Out a Promise Some of that overtime and other benefits now adding to future pension checks might also be lost as Commissioner Creighton, who was sworn in several weeks ago, carries out his promise to Mr. Gaffney and the legislators to reorganize the Police Department and reduce costs, including overtime.

Mr. Bush unexpectedly signed the trade treaty that Mr. Gorbachev had been hoping to take back to a restive and hungry nation, even though the Soviet Union has not yet carried out a promise to enact emigration laws that are the condition for removing long-standing restrictions on tariffs and loans to Moscow.