Sentence examples for again its commitment from inspiring English sources

With an efficient abortion law, the kingdom has a chance to mark, once again, its commitment to progress, and human and women rights.

"Real Madrid reiterates once again its absolute commitment to the defence, protection and the correct and healthy development of minors, which take precedence over sporting interests and, as a consequence, confirms its total support of these Fifa regulations and the club's adherence to them".

From the Civil Rights Act, to the Americans with Disability Act, to other anti-discrimination laws, the U.S. government has demonstrated time and time again its renewed commitment to fulfill the hope of our nation's founding document that "all men are created equal" in the eyes of the law.

The United States government has once again renewed its commitment to busting people for having weed, affirming this week that it will classify cannabis as a Schedule I drug.

By blocking her bid, Germany's incumbent government has once again proved its commitment to the reconciliation process.

The president's first task is to try to re-establish a common front between his government and the armed forces without prompting the FARC to renege once again on its commitment to hold talks.

France had, he said, "once again proved its commitment to universal human values".

He added that France had "once again proved its commitment to universal human values".

"Our long-term partner Ryanair, on the other hand, has once again demonstrated its commitment to Prestwick by increasing capacity here by 10% to 27 routes for summer 2013".

In the face of extreme provocation the MEK has once again shown its commitment to non-violence and exhaustion of all peaceful means to transforming Iran from brutality to humanity, from theocratic autocracy to a semblance of democracy.

"The Government of the United Republic of Tanzania has yet again demonstrated its commitment to ensure that children survive and thrive.