Sentence examples for election to increase from inspiring English sources

Its report sought commitments from all parties before next month's state election to increase the rehabilitation bonds paid by mining companies.

Instead, they noted they had expressed newfound willingness since the election to increase tax revenue by limiting deductions for the wealthy, though not by raising rates.

A teacher went on trial in St . Petersburgon Wednesday after publicly claiming that she was pressured to help rig Russia's parliamentary election to increase the results for Vladimir Putin's party.

The bill is part of the Democrats' larger policy push, ahead of the November election, to increase economic security for women, which includes proposals to raise the minimum wage, allow workers to earn a certain amount of paid family and sick leave and expand affordable childcare and pre-Kindergarten for working parents.

An AfD that gets in or narrowly misses might seek to use next year's European parliament elections to increase its support.

Following the passage of the Loi Cadre by the French National Assembly in 1956, many of the colonies in French West African began to hold elections to increase the self-determination of their territories.

Robin Carnahan, the Missouri secretary of state, and a Democrat, said that she is trying to get local election officials to increase the number of poll workers to deal with any confusion or challenges of voters.

But Kate Ashbrook, who has led the Ramblers Associationn's right to roam campaign, said: "The British public has consistently supported the government's election pledge to increase environmental protection and introduce a freedom to roam.

Increasing the rate at which the 40p tax rate kicks in by above inflation for the first time which he said was a "down payment" on a Tory election pledge to increase it to £50,000.

In fact, when a bill was introduced in 1998, an election year, to increase the pay of legislators and other statewide offices, a raise for the governor was eliminated at the last minute after Mr. Rowland threatened to veto it if it was included.

That means the pledge made before the last election - to increase the budget - has been met, albeit by the very smallest of margins.