Sentence examples for is committed to restoring from inspiring English sources

Bonnie Jacobs, a McNeil spokeswoman, says the company is committed to restoring McNeil's reputation as a world-class manufacturer of over-the-counter medicines.

The group says it is committed to restoring democracy in Iran and opposes any attempt by Iran to acquire nuclear weapons.

Ms. Rell, taking questions from reporters the day after the governor announced his resignation, said she is committed to restoring the state's reputation.

According to one poll, 82% of big industrial firms have already taken measures to deal with the expected energy shortages.So far, the government has failed to convince investors that it is committed to restoring a functioning energy market.

Boot thinks this is an exaggeration, and a lot of his book is committed to restoring a sense of proportion to his subject's image as a political Svengali, or "Lawrence of Asia".

But, says Leela O'Dea, British Waterways' environment manager – whose organisation is committed to restoring several miles of hedgerow each year – "laying a hedge doesn't just make it stronger, it actively encourages regeneration.

IN a statement last week, Putnam said it was committed to restoring the integrity of the firm.

"It's all part of our program that we're committed to restoring Coney Island's vibrancy".

"We were committed to restoring the house as fully as possible.

"All of us at the M.T.A. are committed to restoring the system as quickly as we can to help bring New York back to normal".

"We were really looking for a partner who loved the space as much as we did and was committed to restoring it," Ms. Kamber said.