Sentence examples similar to re establish a commitment from inspiring English sources
Unless they abduct Brady — and do not think the Jets have not considered it — their approach will center on a more balanced game plan intended to re-establish a commitment to running the ball; Ryan decreed as much during Monday's team meeting.
"It's deep in our psychology, this need to establish a commitment to a team.
Effective communication with your supervisor will establish a commitment to reach your final goal together.
So let us establish a commitment to justice and not fall short in the balance.
The president's first task is to try to re-establish a common front between his government and the armed forces without prompting the FARC to renege once again on its commitment to hold talks.
His support for the government takes him further away from Podemos, with which he promised to try and re-establish a cooperation and which he will doubtlessly need in the future if he wants to get to the Moncloa (hence his commitment to include Pablo Iglesias in the talks that he wants Rajoy to hold immediately to solve the Catalan crisis).
They exchange information and quickly re-establish a past connection.
You could work to re-establish a friendship with him.
To re-establish a professional army needs time".
"We are going to re-establish a hierarchy," he said.
Large-scale capital investment will also be needed to re-equip the ports and to re-establish a power grid.
