Sentence examples for pledged to boost from inspiring English sources
Modi's 2014 campaign pledged to boost job creation.
It has pledged to boost spending on education from 2.5% of GDP to 4%.
Zapatero pledged to boost Spain's slumping economy and continue his agenda of social and political reform.
They pledged to boost trade and signed agreements to facilitate investment and expand air links.
The banks also pledged to boost overall business lending to £190bn.
Zapatero pledged to boost Spain's slumping economy and to continue his agenda of social and political reform.
This changed as Thatcher's Tories made law and order one of their main platforms in the run-up to the 1979 general election, pledging to boost police resources and powers as a key pledge.
It is promising generous cost savings and additional revenues: the €1.3bn of savings represent more than a quarter of the costs of the businesses it is acquiring - and almost twice their pre-tax profit - while it is pledging to boost revenues by a further €481m.
Modi won the first outright majority in Indian politics for 30 years in the poll last May after pledging to boost flagging growth in the emerging power where red tape, corruption, poor infrastructure and restrictive laws remain major challenges to business.
Land redistribution is an major issue, as most farmland is still white-owned despite an ANC pledges to boost black ownership.
In exchange, the government also pledges to boost the value-added tax on restaurant bills to 23% from 13% and end the special tax exemptions for Greek island businesses.
