Sentence examples for vowed to boost from inspiring English sources

Mr Topp has vowed to boost performance at the company through a series of tie-ups with other retailers and ramping up its food offer.

Darren Topp has vowed to boost performance at the loss-making company, through a series of tie-ups with other retailers.

She has vowed to boost the island's struggling economy by diversifying trade relations and pledged to tackle youth unemployment and a growing wealth gap.

In 2008, as he stumped through this city of some 600,000 people Gregor Robertson vowed to boost affordable housing and end homelessness.

Less successful, though, have been Beijing's efforts to improve its air, long ranked among the urban world's dirtiest.Upon winning the 2008 bid, Beijing vowed to boost the frequency of what it calls "blue sky" days.

The rated MEP Steven Woolfe, an ally of the outgoing leader and his presumed heir apparent, was ruled out when despite having vowed to boost his party's professionalism, he handed in his leadership application 17 minutes after the official deadline.

Page A13 OBAMA MAKES TRADE VOW President Obama used one of the country's most glamorous exports as a stage, Boeing's new 787 Dreamliner, to vow to boost government help for American companies seeking to sell their goods overseas.

Hershey is vowing to boost advertising and return its focus to mainstay sweets like Reese's Peanut Butter Cups and its namesake Kisses and chocolate bars.

David Cameron has renewed his vow to boost NHS funding and create a "seven-day" health service in his first major post-election speech.

BART's resolution reaffirms the region's leadership on progressive immigration policies in the face of President Donald Trump's vows to boost deportations and enact hard-line immigration policies.

Liverpool's new owners have vowed to vastly boost revenues from their global fanbase and welcomed Uefa's forthcoming financial fair-play rules as the key to transforming the club's fortunes.