A few weeks ago Israel's chief rabbis went to Nablus to rededicate the shrine.
And Europe's workers at least had the consolation of socialism as preached by the 553 delegates from 23 countries who gathered in Switzerland in November 1912 to rededicate themselves to peace.
There is no one to take its place in this area.Before it is too late, the government should call a halt to the privatisation and rededicate the CDC to its core mission of assisting small, poor countries to achieve better use of their resources, especially modernisation of their rural sectors.
The new star in the constellation Cassiopeia had caused Tycho to rededicate himself to astronomy; one immediate decision was to establish a large observatory for regular observations of celestial events.
Should we rename every street, rededicate every monument, repurpose every President, to conform to our enlightenment?
Markham strives for a please-we're-here-to-help-you demeanor, a tone that might persuade the citizens of Wilmington to rededicate themselves to the classic Vermont live-and-let-live spirit, the ethos that for decades tolerated the social rituals of the Ledges.
Spraynard reunited last year, and gradually Graham decided to rededicate himself to the band full-bore, although not quite full-time — both he and Pat Ware, the drummer, have the same suitably flexible jobs they have had since high school, at a batting-cage complex owned by Graham's brother.
He said there is a violence, more and less subtle in America today, but we now have a chance to rededicate ourselves to the rule of law.
"Rededicate" is a word that only Father Divine, at the height of his glory, was properly qualified to put to effective use.
In 1962, Lanzmann was motivated by the newly independent Algeria's hostility toward Israel to reconsider the politics of the anticolonialist left and to rededicate attention to Israel.
On the phone, she told me that she's eager to rededicate herself to the sport.
