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A made up expression when someone is trying to avoid committing to a "full" promise, so they have an excuse (loop hole) when they don't do what they have "half promised". A glorified way of saying "maybe". Persons who tend to try to get away with using a "half promise" are: a) Those who will not promise often, because they take them very seriously, and are a person of their word. b) Those who are not good at keeping promises. Note: In final reiteration, do not be fooled, this is not an acceptable form of promise.
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