Sentence examples for commitment to revamp from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush, who has called for a "bottom-to-top review" of the military's priorities, renewed his commitment to revamp the Pentagon before submitting his proposals for defense spending.

Hessenthaler has re-iterated his commitment to revamp his squad over the close season and mount a promotion push.

But expectations are changing, and U.S. airlines are hurrying to catch up with international competitors, and American has made a huge commitment to revamping its fleet.

Shares of the Long-Term Credit Bank, ofe of the most troubled, are now trading below par value, and many investors seem to regard the bank as a sort of sacrificial offering the Government must make to prove its commitment to revamping the system.

And they have praised the Samaras government's renewed commitment to taking difficult steps to revamp the economy despite concern that Greece could be a ward of its euro zone partners for years to come.

Gov. Thomas H. Kean and Gov. Christie Whitman each began plans to revamp the agency, but as budget priorities shifted, the state's commitment waned and the improvements eroded.

After the meeting, the Greek government reaffirmed its commitment to hit budget targets for 2011 and 2012, to avoid generating new debt and to revamp the dysfunctional economy.

I had to revamp my body".

The faculty voted to revamp admissions requirements for the duration.

He needs to revamp his strategy.

"If we need to revamp that, then we ought to revamp all of it".