Sentence examples for rededication to the from inspiring English sources

The renovation also marks a rededication to the scientific mission of the museum.

All of those boxers adorn the mural that Tyson commissioned a few months ago as part of his rededication to the sport.

Yom Kippur, which begins next Friday night and ends Saturday night, is the Jewish Day of Atonement, the culmination of 10 days of contemplation, self-renewal and rededication to the path of righteousness.

"Now is the dawn of a new era of American independence, a rededication to the idea that the people are in charge of their own destiny," Trump told Republican lawmakers at a congressional retreat in Philadelphia on Thursday.

Given the examples we found — nonessential and even trivial information attributed to anonymous sources, personal attacks, and inadequate details about a source's credibility — I think it is time again for a forceful rededication to the newspaper's own standards.

What is needed, and must be demanded of our political leaders in Europe, is a show of hands — a rededication to the humanitarian values for which free Europe has been admired around the world in the decades since World War II.

President Reagan's funeral was a high Mass of rededication to that eternal mission.

Amid the chaos, a rededication to empathy can provide the spark needed to boost morale and create new value at a time when it's all too elusive.

"EPA under the Obama Administration has promised change and is working to deliver it through a rededication to science, transparency and the rule of law," EPA spokeswoman Adora Andy said in a statement Monday.

The Buzz: FSU's pass rush must get back on track, and Pugh will be the figurehead of the Seminoles' rededication to a 3-4 scheme.

A rededication to King's vision can redirect the United States back to the path of greater equality, and a stronger economy for the middle and working classes.