Sentence examples for a commitment to restore from inspiring English sources

The Pew report calls for Congressional approval of a National Oceans Policy Act that embodies a commitment to restore the oceans to good health, and for consolidating as many ocean-related programs as practicable under one roof.

A commitment to restore road and rail links between the two Koreas was a high point of agreements reached in June 2000, when South Korea's president, Kim Dae Jung, traveled to Pyongyang, the North's capital.

The plans also include a commitment to restore full collective bargaining powers and end pay freezes in the public sector, as well as the modernisation of union balloting, such as permitting e-balloting in order to increase participation.

The plan calls for leasing 36 of the buildings to a private developer, who has made a commitment to restore them and rent them to a mix of nonprofit and commercial tenants.

Education funding changes don't require primary legislation, and of the anti-austerity parties only the Greens have a specific commitment to restore funding to 2010 levels in real terms.

In the speech, he reaffirmed an earlier commitment to "restore" the Navy by nearly doubling the pace of building from nine to 15 ships a year, including three submarines.

The scope for bigger reductions was limited by the Conservatives' decision a year ago to match Labour plans on health and education, together with an expensive commitment to restore the earnings link to the basic state pension.The Conservatives argue that their plans mark a change in direction and that the difference between them and Labour will increase further after 2007-08.

The city just won a competition to be home port for the battleship New Jersey, and within the last few months has secured a minor-league baseball stadium and a multimillion-dollar state commitment to restore housing.

In early May, I testified before a Congressional committee in Washington seeking a dollar-for-dollar federal commitment to restore the Everglades.

With gunmen frisking guests and a spaniel sniffing for explosives at the entrance to the tent in which the ceremony took place, Mr. Alkhanov sounded notes of fresh commitment to restore order in a corner of Russia that has endured a decade of violence and physical destruction.

David Hytner Eriksen double inspires Tottenham to comfortable win In recent months Ronald Koeman has played the bad cop, the good cop and the bad cop again, altered personnel, tried different formations – anything to lift Everton out of their alarming stupor – and ultimately it took an overdue show of passion and commitment to restore positivity at Goodison Park on Tuesday night.