Sentence examples for rededicate itself from inspiring English sources

Who knows exactly what has moved the contemporary museum's board to rededicate itself to ensuring "its strong financial standing"?

When brownouts hit California in 2000, the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power LADWPP) had to rededicate itself to finding alternative means of power.

First, as Trump and the Republican Congress rush to advance right-wing policies, it will be important for the media to rededicate itself to covering the issues.

"Had the paper actually been fair to both candidates, it wouldn't need to rededicate itself to honest reporting," Michael Goodwin wrote in the New York Post.

Only after the French police uncovered widespread doping at the 1998 Tour de France did an embarrassed I.O.C. rededicate itself to the problem of performance-enhancing drugs.

Winning or losing was not as important to him, he insisted, as spreading his message that the nation must rededicate itself to moral principles and especially to outlawing abortion.

In the past couple of years, he went on, Citi had rededicated itself to "responsible finance".

At a recent party retreat, Congress rededicated itself to championing the poor, the lower castes and religious minorities.

Instead of defending their use, the administration should be disavowing them and rededicating itself to international law.

But from the first seconds of "Frantic," it's clear that Metallica has rededicated itself to dense, complex heavy metal, as much weaponry as strategy.

Founded in 1959, the St. Paul institution rededicated itself several years ago to becoming the best, the "beacon of light," in its field.