Sentence examples for reassert their commitment from inspiring English sources
At a political level, the major parties need to reassert their commitment to the 2020 goal – and show us how they intend to get there.
Rabbi Linda Henry Goodman of Union Temple, a Reform congregation in Brooklyn, said she would refer to the controversy over the Muslim center in summoning her congregants to reassert their commitment to tolerance and freedom of religion for all — "as Americans and as Jews".
Of course Clearwire is quick to reassert their commitment to their existing WiMax network (and customers), but with Clearwire CTO Dr. John Saw referring to their execution of LTE as the "future of mobile broadband", one can certainly smell the change in the air.
Individual countries and regions, meanwhile, are continuing to reassert their commitments to reducing greenhouse gas emissions — though the road to progress remains long and difficult.
Mr. Levin also said that in that vote, Democrats had agreed to field such a system only "when technically feasible" and only after reasserting their commitment to negotiate further arms reductions with Russia.
ESA member states also reasserted their commitment to the International Space Station (ISS) by approving nearly €1 billion in funding to remain part of the project beyond the current 2020 agreement to 2024.
The parents reasserted their commitment to the investigation Friday, saying they are not angry with how things have gone and that they understand police have a difficult job to do.
But PRL reasserted their own commitment to a full Europe-wide resolution.
Last week, leaders of the Vilnius Group met in Sofia to reaffirm their commitment to this vision for Europe and reassert their aspiration to join the Alliance.
At a press conference on Monday its representatives came together to reassert their settled view that the need for a second commitment period topped their three-point list of non-negotiable requirements.
Meanwhile, paramount figures are pressured to reassert their authority.
