Sentence examples for committed to repairing from inspiring English sources

He acknowledged frayed trust between the police and residents, and said he was committed to repairing it.

The department says it is committed to repairing the cracks in the aqueduct, but concedes that it will be tricky.

A Treasury spokeswoman said the government was committed to repairing the public finances so the UK lived within its means.

"I am committed to repairing our relationship with you and with the Open Society Foundations, and I am open to any and all further communications," he said in his letter to Soros.

Finally, by not naming Mr. Dunne, who earned a high degree of respect from black leaders in the city when he was a Brooklyn precinct commander, the mayor has already inspired some criticism that he is not adequately committed to repairing the relationship between the police and minorities, which has suffered following recent shootings of unarmed black men.

"We are absolutely committed to budget repair," Shorten said.

Programmed cell death is a spontaneous cell death process committed to by cells with damage that cannot be repaired, in order to maintain homeostasis.

He lived life to the full, as committed to the village he lived in (writing its history, repairing its church roof) as to his archaeology.

The embarrassing episodes in New Jersey, for many, get at a critical question about FirstEnergy: how committed is it to repairing and maintaining its thousands of miles of transmission lines?

One source cited the president's recent public vow at a campaign rally that he would fully fund the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, as well as another pledge in Florida to commit to funding repairs to Lake Okeechobee's Herbert Hoover Dike.

As he strove to improve the political atmosphere, while repairing the city's streets and managing the budget, he remained committed to race relations".