Sentence examples for commitment to restore from inspiring English sources
Using the rate-control strategy, the ventricular rate is controlled with no commitment to restore or maintain sinus rhythm, unlike the rhythm-control strategy, which attempts restoration and maintenance of sinus rhythm.
But that won't happen unless American leaders have the vision and commitment to restore competitiveness through savings, innovation and investment.
He went on to praise Mr. Obama's commitment "to restore moral decency" to the lives of people around the world.
Ministers must honour their commitment to restore Europe's fisheries by 2015 by making the necessary catch reductions this year.
Even with the campus-wide devastation caused by the quake, the university made a commitment to restore and expand the museum, which was an important teaching resource.
"Having grown up in Mississippi, Bob has a deep appreciation and affinity for the Gulf coast, and believes deeply in BP's commitment to restore the region," Hayward said.
Meanwhile, Tad Devine, a Kerry communications strategist, said the campaign hopes one message voters will take from the convention is Kerry's commitment to "restoring respect for America in the world". This subtext of restoration is most evident in the personalities who have gravitated to Kerry.
