Sentence examples for promise not to increase from inspiring English sources

Nick Clegg tonight apologised for breaking an election promise not to increase university tuition fees.

He has been widely criticised for reneging on a Liberal Democrat election promise not to increase fees.

The fact the Lib Dems reneged on a promise not to increase tuition fees doesn't seem to register.

How, then, does AOL expect to make money — especially considering its promise not to increase the already copious number of ads on its pages?

During the campaign, Bret Schundler, the Republican candidate, badgered Mr. McGreevey for weeks about taxes, until Mr. McGreevey finally made a promise not to increase taxes.

The Lib Dem leader has proved a particular target for protesters' ire, with many criticising him for reneging on his pre-election promise not to increase university fees.

He promises not to increase utility charges or taxes.

In each case, the companies promised not to increase their prices; there was no ethical "premium".

Mr Clegg promised not to increase university tuition fees, in 2010, before signing up to it under the coalition.

The chancellor, who presents his budget next Wednesday has previously promised not to increase fuel duty from its current level until the next election.

Ford proposes tax relief for low-and middle-income people, and Carter has promised not to increase the taxes of those who work for a living.