Sentence examples for committed to reinvigorating from inspiring English sources

Things I Don't Want to Know is published by Notting Hill Editions, a small, choice, independent publisher committed to "reinvigorating the essay as a literary form".

Debenhams, which has 155 UK stores, said it was committed to "reinvigorating the British high street" as it unveiled the latest store expansion plan, which builds on the nine new UK outlets announced last year.

The Scottish government responded by saying it was committed to "reinvigorating language learning".

"This is not what we expect from a government whose prime minister has committed to reinvigorating the science base," says physicist John Mulvey, spokesperson for the lobbying group Save British Science.

"This is why we are committed to reinvigorating language learning and helping more Scottish pupils learn a second language such as French, German, Spanish or Chinese in primary school.

Lead vocalist Satyaki Banerjee is passionate about Bengali folk music and committed to reinvigorating it and bringing it to new audiences.

"The Obama administration has made a commitment to reinvigorating the nation's antitrust laws," said Corie Wright, policy lawyer of Free Press.

In each of these areas, Congresswoman Matsui is committed to investing in a safe, healthy and sustainable future for Sacramento and the country and reinvigorating our local economy.

"You committed to something.

They have committed to that.

We all committed to them.