Sentence examples for commitment to reconstruction from inspiring English sources
It is the biggest construction project in the country and a flagship of American commitment to reconstruction.
It is also the most visible evidence of the American commitment to reconstruction, with the United States providing $190 million to complete the highway, the first phase of an effort to rebuild the entire road that links Afghanistan's cities.
On March 11 and 12, 2006, Harper made a surprise trip to Afghanistan, where Canadian Forces personnel had been deployed as part of the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force since late 2001, to visit troops in theatre as a show of support for their efforts, and as a demonstration of the government's commitment to reconstruction and stability in the region.
Sapra reassured the people of Afghanistan of UNICEF's long-term commitment to the reconstruction process.
In Afghanistan, the war was prosecuted successfully, but many of us believe our commitment to security and reconstruction there has fallen short.
In addition to Washington's conditional orders to suspend nuclear-related sanctions, US officials said the US, China and Iran were re-emphasising their commitment to the redesign and reconstruction of the Arak research reactor so that it does not produce plutonium.
She is able to explain her thinking in detail, making clear that military action always has to be accompanied by a commitment to social and economic reconstruction – not hard power or soft power but "smart power".
Ms. Maloney was also one of the first New York lawmakers to sharply question President George W. Bush's commitment to paying for the reconstruction of Lower Manhattan after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, even as senior members of the state's Congressional delegation sought to avoid antagonizing the White House.
Consider the administration's commitment to spend $87 billion on the reconstruction of Iraq and Afghanistan.
"America's commitment to Haiti's recovery and reconstruction must endure and will endure," he said.
Reached late on Tuesday in Baghdad, the Iraqi planning minister, Ali Baban, defended his country's commitment to spending Iraqi money on reconstruction, saying that the government was pushing as hard as it could to complete projects.
