Sentence examples for committed to renewed from inspiring English sources
But around Jenin, for example, militiamen are hiding out in caves gouged out of the mountains, committed to renewed guerrilla war in the occupied territories and suicide attacks inside Israel.
The rejection of a debate and vote on Trident means that Labour is still officially committed to renewing the deterrent.
The Japanese stock market has risen recently in response to a new government and a new central bank governor committed to renewing growth and combating deflation.
Instead, the government has not committed to renewing $12m in funding for the centres when the current agreement expires in 2017.
The Conservatives and UKIP are committed to renewing Britain's nuclear deterrent with a like-for-like replacement.
Labour's shadow defence secretary Vernon Coaker has said his party is committed to renewing four Trident submarines if it wins the election.
It is worth remembering the Tories went into the last election committed to renewing Trident, but as part of the coalition deal with the Liberal Democrats, postponed the decision.
There can be no sense of calm when the majority of supporters still seem so agitated about the state of the club that they have yet to commit to renewing their season tickets.
Council members said they're going to evaluate the group's progress before committing to renewing the funds beyond the first year.
Colonel Collins, who recently retired from the Air Force, said she was confident that the shuttle had been upgraded since the Columbia disaster and that NASA was committed to a renewed emphasis on safety.
