Sentence examples for has restated his commitment from inspiring English sources

As Palestinians adopt a new tactic of driving into Jewish pedestrians, there is talk of a new uprising, even of war.The Israeli prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, has restated his commitment to the status quo.

Since the election, Mr Cameron has restated his commitment to "governing with respect and implementing devolution" along the lines of the cross-party Smith Commission agreement.

Opposition parties, too, are alert to this appetite: the Tories have grasped that they must make direct appeals to women voters, and last year published proposals on equal pay; Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg has restated his party's commitment to equal pay audits.

In a new book, "Immigrant Nations," Paul Scheffer, a Dutch political scientist, has restated his opposition to multiculturalism in nonconfrontational terms that may have appeal to the left.

Labour leader Ed Miliband has restated his opposition to David Cameron's position on an EU referendum.

Peterborough boss Darren Ferguson has restated his belief he is due a defender on loan from Norwich City.

He has leaked tough anti-terrorism measures, for example, restated his commitment to public-service reform and tried to offset his Scottish background by promoting a new Britishness.

Host Chris Rock over the weekend restated his commitment to the event, but producers have suggested he will be tackling the issue in his opening monologue.

On the day that the Chilcot report was published, he gave his own two-hour press conference, in which he restated his commitment to the invasion.

President Barack Obama restated his commitment to offshore drilling as part of a broader energy proposal on Thursday even as a massive oil spill in the Gulf has raised concerns about its safety and usefulness.

He detailed the literary awards and the best sellers and then restated his commitment to cost-consciousness.