Sentence examples for it vowed to increase from inspiring English sources

Then it vowed to increase salaries.

Osborne vowed to increase it sometime in the next five to 10 years.

Even so, the report warned, that would still make it a serious challenge to the United States, which has vowed to increase its military presence in Asia despite budget cuts.

Toyota has vowed to increase its quality to higher levels after its recalls for unintended acceleration.

The British government has already ring-fenced its development budget and has vowed to increase aid spending to 0.7% of GDP by 2013.

Russia, an ally of Serbia, had vowed to increase its support for Abkhazia and South Ossetia — a poor, mountainous territory between Georgia and Russia's southern border — in retaliation.

MOSCOW — Russia held a high-level meeting with the leaders of two breakaway republics in Georgia on Friday, and vowed to increase its support for the separatists if Kosovo declared its independence and was recognized by the West.

Despite mounting criticism and civilian causalities, Israel has vowed to increase its military operation in Gaza in the coming days.

You report that Louise Richardson (Oxford appoints its first female vice chancellor, 29 May) has vowed to increase the diversity of the intake, something she has prioritised in her current job at St Andrews University.

Jamaica has vowed to increase the current annual testing budget of around £380,000 after it emerged that Jadco had conducted only one out-of-competition test in the six months leading up to the 2012 Olympic Games in London.

Mr. Mejia has vowed to increase social spending and help farmers hurt by imports and privatization.