Sentence examples for commitment to reviving from inspiring English sources

The Conservatives had "absolute commitment" to reviving the health service, was committed to its principles, had ruled out charges for NHS care and was committed to matching Labour spending on health.

He said the Conservatives had "absolute commitment" to reviving the health service, was committed to its principles, had ruled out charges for NHS care and was committed to matching Labour's spending on health.

Like Rodriguez, his teammates, too, pledged a renewed commitment to reviving a season teetering on the brink of irrelevance with 50 games left entering Wednesday.

But business groups have been encouraged by Theresa May's apparent commitment to reviving investment, innovation and exports with an industrial strategy.

Last month, the Old Parliament House was inaugurated anew as the Arts House, a cozy complement to the Esplanade designed to demonstrate Singapore's commitment to reviving its artistic life as its commercial muscle falls under China's shadow.

In his talks with Arab leaders, his aides said, he has stressed his commitment to reviving Palestinian-Israeli peace talks and his opposition to widening the war to include Iraq.

Various owners lacked the money or the commitment to revive what was once a dynasty.

"This is just one part of our commitment to revive the Compact at the national level," said Nandy.

He has extracted from Washington a commitment to revive the "road map" for the peace process between Israel and Palestine.

"You lied to us," one player shouted at Bloom, finding contradiction in the president's publicly stated commitment to revive football three seasons ago.

The spiral into chaos among the Palestinians has made peace with them seem more remote than ever; a visit this week to the region by Condoleezza Rice, the American secretary of state, produced a widely supported but as yet vague commitment to revive the comatose "road map" peace plan.