Sentence examples for commit to restore from inspiring English sources

Labor is refusing to commit to restore long-term funding for health, education and foreign aid despite strenuously criticising the Abbott government's cuts in those areas.

On Saturday Labor promised to reverse a $224m cut to foreign aid in the 2016 budget but did not commit to restore $19bn in foreign aid over 10 years, as the government's "black hole" claims have implied.

For the sake of all Burundians, we need them to commit to restore the unity of the country through dialogue and take a series of concrete steps.

While unwilling to commit to restoring all previous funding, it says it would ensure that schools join partnerships.

Shorten declined to commit to restoring $80bn that the government cut from projected health and education funding over the next decade, which the Coalition has challenged Labor to do.

Appearing with Ms. Clinton on Wednesday, Foreign Minister Celso Amorim described some of Mr. Lobo's actions since taking office as positive, but would not commit to restoring full relations with Honduras.

But the governor, and his fellow Democrats who control the Legislature, did not commit to restoring the property tax rebate program, which had been cut during contentious budget negotiations this spring.

Reformers should press candidates to commit to restoring citizens' voices -- not just mouthing support for reforms that have no chance in the Legislature, but supporting a high-level commission with the kind of clout and independence that could make substantive reform possible.

The group intends to resell the painting to a new buyer who will commit to restoring the work and building a suitable structure to house it.

This Mother's Day, we need to commit to restoring federal funding to ALL the health care needs of mothers, including reproductive health services: access to affordable birth control, abortion services, prenatal maternal care, safe delivery and postnatal care -- all the way to menopause.

Bogota has committed to restore land to people displaced by conflict, increase state protection of union members and increase prison sentences for those convicted of killing them.