Sentence examples for rededicate to from inspiring English sources

Kristol says the Democrats position on Iraq is "radical," and that the "facts on the ground" are more important than the resources we need to rededicate to defeating actual terrorists.

Many pledged to rededicate themselves to fighting poverty, even to inspiring a new spirituality.

That's all the more reason to rededicate ourselves to an important idea: Government exists to protect us when other institutions cannot.

A year ago, President Obama made his second visit to Myanmar and urged the government to rededicate itself to reforms.

Indeed, today's sesquicentennial of the Emancipation Proclamation provides an opportunity to observe Jan . 1as a day of emancipation and to rededicate ourselves to freedom.

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.

This Father's Day, we need to rededicate ourselves to deepening our knowledge of male physiology.

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

Beyond that, he said, "I would hope that it would cause editors and owners to rededicate themselves to investigative journalism.

On Wednesday, Mr. Paterson overhauled his staff, and he has promised to rededicate himself to righting his administration.