Sentence examples for commitment to reopen from inspiring English sources

Last month, he said, the jacket proved its value once more; the Saudis and the Kuwaitis said they would examine their production levels, interpreted as a commitment to reopen the spigot for oil, if only slightly.

It was UKIP's commitment to reopen Manston Airport that helped to secure UKIP's victory at the council elections.

Last year, the district and union were able to forge a new contract offering a 9.1% raise over three years, more generous benefits and a commitment to reopen the pact if more state funds arrive than projected.

The Americans are expected to encourage Mr. Sharon not only to stick to the cease-fire but also to deepen his commitment to it by agreeing to reopen diplomatic relations between the two sides, an American official said.

Cable also stressed that the deal was for one year and said if the banks failed to meet their commitments the government reserved their right to reopen the agreement.

But the risk is that the president manages to sow enough discord among the Sinhalese majority to make it impossible for the government to reopen the talks and test the Tigers' commitment to peace.

The agreement to allow Dr. Nusseibeh, president of Al Quds University, to reopen his office came after he signed a statement making a commitment that the university and those working for it "will operate without any connection to the Palestinian Authority".

And as signs of Pyongyang's commitment to its nuclear and missile programmes continue, there are calls from some countries to reopen talks.

He hopes to reopen nearby.

We definitely plan to reopen".

It hopes to reopen elsewhere.