Sentence examples for commitment to revitalising from inspiring English sources

The promotion by Pope Francis to sainthood of these two women, born in Palestine when it was under Ottoman rule in the 19th Century, speaks volumes about his commitment to revitalising the diminishing Christian presence in the Middle East.

The current 'National Health Strategic Plan, 2011-2015' [ 71] and 'National Health Policy' [ 72] emphasise government commitment to revitalise PHC.

Our sample brought together four countries which share an evident government commitment to revitalise PHC and a strong presence of actors delivering community-based services.

Common strengths across the four countries are evident government commitment to revitalise PHC and the strong presence of actors delivering community-based services.

Her credits range from Animal Hospital and The Human Body to revitalising BBC's children's output.

The area is now an industrial powerhouse – something the coalition sees as crucial to revitalising Britain.

Lauder ([2010]) though goes on to include the urban design as a means to revitalising the inner cities.

Ultimately, it comes down to revitalising the Nigerian economy and bringing people out of poverty.

In the later stages of the war Bottomley was a regular critic of the National War Aims Committee (NWAC), a cross-party parliamentary body formed in 1917 to revitalise Britain's commitment to victory and to underline the justice of its cause.

This helps to revitalise city centres.

We need to revitalise dying town centres.