Sentence examples for fresh commitment from inspiring English sources

The attacks on Sept. 11, 2001, in the United States saw a fresh commitment by the Germans to cooperate with the Americans in the global war against terror.

A Fresh Commitment Back in the city park, a group of Fort Riley soldiers, home recently from Iraq, gathered on a blustery afternoon.

The stimulus plan, though driven by domestic concerns, represents a fresh commitment by China to keep from adding to the economic and financial woes of the United States and Europe.

Theresa May has been accused of "taking people for fools" after she announced that the Conservatives would make a fresh commitment to a net migration target missed by the government during this parliament.

350.org founder Bill McKibben seems pretty happy: Following a 10-day occupation protest, students at Edinburgh university are celebrating a fresh commitment by the university to divest from three of the world's biggest fossil fuel producers within six months.

Mr. Obama on Tuesday could only cite China's "past statements" in support of shifting toward market-oriented exchange rates, implying that he had not extracted a fresh commitment from Beijing to move in that direction soon.

He published his consultation as the high street banks prepare to publish their 2013 results and make fresh commitments to being better "corporate citizens".

More than 30 countries – including the EU, Australia, Norway and Switzerland – are pledged to continue it beyond 2012, with fresh commitments to carbon cuts.

The President also pledged to seek fresh commitments for reform from Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, who had been appointed in the spring of 2006, and who had worked to only a limited extent with the Bush Administration.

He said the discrepancy between the ministerial assurances and the reality on the ground required him to seek fresh commitments from the government that the independent review into the sanctions regime would get to the bottom of every sanction issued.

The fresh commitments have been published in a 50-page document that sets out detailed standards on payment of wages, accommodation and welfare and promises to introduce a tough new inspection regime.