Sentence examples for again committed to a from inspiring English sources

While threatening an "earthquake" of escalation against Israel, Hamas said it could restore calm if Israel halted the Gaza offensive, once again committed to a 2012 Egyptian-brokered truce and freed prisoners it detained in the West Bank last month.

In the first quarter, it was evident that the Bears were once again committed to diversifying their coverages.

The U.S. is again committed to treaty-based strategic nuclear arms control, to preserve the legacy of Reagan and Gorbachev.

This morning he again committed to recognition but gave himself some room to move on the timetable.

Tsipras prepared to take office again committed to adhering to the terms of the bailout agreement but determined to attempt to win concessions regarding debt relief.

In March 1943, it was again committed to the Western Desert Campaign in North Africa, having previously served there during 1941 1942, and Smith proceeded to serve on this front as a Hurricane pilot.

We are profoundly grateful that Sweden has once again committed to the children of Niger" stated Felicite Tchibindat, UNICEF Representative in Niger.

In 1999 I left the midsize ad agency for a global company, again committing to my 401(k).

As is said over and again: commit to your base, and only then move to the centre.

He has also done something he never thought he would do again: commit to producing new shows for four straight weeks.

As the US and UK are set to again commit to military involvement in the Middle East, this interactive visualises the intricate, complex and sometimes hidden relationships and alliances across the region.