Sentence examples for reinvigorated its commitment to from inspiring English sources

In recent years, the ASTMH has reinvigorated its commitment to policy advocacy on issues relevant to its membership, and through digital and print media, is a key institution involved in informing the public of the scientific, clinical, public health and global health implications of the fine work carried out by ASTMH members as reported at the Annual Meeting and in the Journal.

It is perhaps a good time for Labour to reinvigorate its commitment to the arts; and Harman's attention seems finally to have turned to culture.

The party would be reinvigorated, and perhaps reborn, if it reasserted its commitment to that historic purpose.

But its commitment to casual rigor remains.

Tribune, for its part, reiterated its commitment to community news.

About its commitment to transparency?

"It strengthened the system, reinvigorated its ideology — it is much easier to defend gains that appear to be earned through merit.

For America to fulfill its promise, and remain exceptional, it needs to reinvigorate its immigrant character, to remain the land of opportunity.

It will now reinvigorate its energies to undermine what it perceives to be America's last push.

The Sāsānians ruled Iran from ad 224 to 642; they extended its boundaries, reinvigorated its administration and cultural life, and challenged Roman power in the Middle East.

While France's replacements seemed to make the team weaker, the England bench reinforced and reinvigorated its play in the final stages.