Sentence examples for commitment to reorganize from inspiring English sources

The following year, Prime Minister Lester Pearson's Liberals came to power with a commitment to reorganize national defence.

Based on those efforts and the government's commitment to reorganize the Special Forces unit, the United States resumed aid to the unit, the State Department said.

KABUL, Afghanistan — President Hamid Karzai, in his first speech since he was declared the winner of the much disputed presidential election, said Tuesday that he wanted to tackle corruption but made no specific commitments to reorganizing his administration.

Recently, Chemical made a $250 million loan commitment as part of the effort to reorganize Allegheny itself.

Mr. Rumsfeld's trip to South Korea in November foreshadowed the changes, but he said his efforts to reorganize forces there would not diminish either the capacity or commitment of the United States to deter aggression by the North.

Early Monday morning, Sears announced it had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy -- which would allow it to reorganize and possibly reemerge from bankruptcy with some part of the business intact -- and received commitments for $300 million in debtor-in-possession financing to carry through the bankruptcy period while it restructures its debt and reorganizes its business.

We just have to reorganize".

"I have 24 hours to reorganize.

That forced him to reorganize his operations.

Instead, it was able to reorganize.

A14 Child Care Changes Draw Fire A Bush administration plan to reorganize programs for low-income families has brought protests by service agencies around the country, which fear it signals a waning in the federal commitment to child care assistance for working mothers.