Sentence examples for committed to revitalizing from inspiring English sources

Whatever happened with Balance Bar, NBTY executives say they are committed to revitalizing the brand.

Observers who have studied the Laotian and Vietnamese plans - Cambodia, caught in civil war, is a separate case -say the countries are committed to revitalizing their economies.

"One of the benefits of this kind of public discussion is that it galvanizes residents toward a common goal and the residents near the park have all come forward to say they are committed to revitalizing the park," she said.

Mr. Crum, after a stint in Washington with the Justice Department and the birth of his first child, joined West Virginia's Department of Environmental Protection, where new leadership was committed to revitalizing the Clean Water Act.

The John Hope Franklin Center for Interdisciplinary and International Studies is a unique consortium of programs committed to revitalizing notions of how knowledge is gained and exchanged.

John Hope Franklin Center – A unique consortium of Duke University programs committed to revitalizing notions of how knowledge is gained and exchanged.

The president would have been well advised to select a business leader committed to pragmatic policies to revitalizing manufacturing.

"Ron Goldsberry is committed to a strong, revitalized Detroit," Snyder said in a statement.

Joyner-Kersee is committed to helping to rebuild and revitalize East St . Louis Ill., her hometown, where she makes her home and operates her business.

In Stuttgart, top executives insisted today that their goal was to rescue Chrysler, and that they were committed to investing the money it takes to revitalize the aging product lines.

David Watkins Sr., 62, his son, David Jr., 41 — and their company's African American vice president, Jason Goree, 33 — opened the doors to the historic hotel and residency in December 2009 and are committed to rehabilitating adjacent properties to further revitalize downtown.