On March 11, in comments echoing part of his State of the Union address, he re-committed his administration to working "towards an ambitious and balanced Doha agreement".
As long as he is still considered a hospital patient, Mr. Sweeney can be re-committed for violating the conditions of his confinement.
"I have been with the club for two seasons now and have re-committed to the club and many key players have done the same for the next two to three years, so I think we are looking ahead to a successful period we all want to be a part of".
And it's not just ITV that has re-committed to factual; hits such as Big Fat Gypsy Wedding (reaching 9.71 million viewers in November 2011) are also helping Channel 4's chief creative officer, Jay Hunt, keep factual shows at the top of her agenda.
"Even if they fall off track, they will re-commit.
They also called on the Syrian government and opposition groups to re-commit to a ceasefire.
He dropped swimming in middle school to play other sports, including football, and didn't re-commit to it until his last two years of high school.
Sources at Gloucester have indicated that the club removed a generous new contract from the negotiating table after giving him numerous opportunities to re-commit himself.
"This would maximise the return of the commonwealth, while allowing it to re-commit this capital to new projects underway," Shorten will say.
Calls for an international tax body fell on deaf ears, while some were cynical about policymakers re-committing to an already 45-year-old target of countries spending 0.7% of gross national income on aid.
Japan, Russia and Canada, which did sign the original treaty, have all said within the last year that they would not re-commit to the agreement when it runs out in 2012 unless the big polluters, the US and China, sign up.
