Sentence examples for a commitment to recover from inspiring English sources

His language was ­certainly strong, with blasts at "massive profits and obscene bonuses" and a "commitment to recover every single dime the ­American people are owed".

WASHINGTON, Sept 10 (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury's announcement that it is selling $18 billion of shares in American International Group demonstrates a commitment to recover taxpayer money, the White House said on Mon day.

"What it does demonstrate is an ongoing commitment to recover taxpayer money.

As happened after the 9/11 attacks and natural disasters like Hurricane Katrina, a familiar attitude of resilience, defiance and commitment to recover has prevailed.

Whether studying China or the US, religion or nonprofits, my research agenda grows out of my broad intellectual commitment to recovering the strategic cultural action surrounding key institutions of our "modern," globalizing societies.

Rappaport, who has a long history of writing books for younger readers about justice and injustice in such arenas as the civil rights movement and women's history, has written the kind of narrative that can change readers' perceptions; her commitment to recovering stories of Jewish resistance during the Holocaust is not only powerful but also historically significant.

Earlier on Wednesday, an international conference in London ended with a commitment to help Ukraine recover tens of billions of dollars worth of assets which were allegedly stolen by the ousted President Yanukovych and his allies.

At the most fundamental level, both voters and politicians alike will have to recover a commitment to governing, not just making statements.

One of the key questions for any effort to rebuild our capacity to collaborate is whether members of the professional elite can recover a commitment to the people as a whole, and not merely to those who live near them — near us, I should say — in urban enclaves.

This is why Mr Carney should, in August, make a commitment to keep rates low until the economy recovers substantially.His second task will be to ease the four-year credit crunch that still afflicts British firms.

The committee dismissed the idea of adopting a new benchmark, like a commitment to pursue stimulus until the nation's economic output recovers from the recession.