Sentence examples for reiterate its commitment from inspiring English sources

The UK government [is] supporting a war without limits and must reiterate its commitment to international humanitarian law".

would like to reiterate its commitment to a cease-fire without any preconditions, as urged by the U.S. and other members of the international community," a statement issued by the movement's political headquarters said.

In 1974, the UN recognised the Palestine Liberation Organisation as the sole legitimate representative of the Palestinians and has since continued to reiterate its commitment to resolutions passed since 1948 calling on Israel to reverse its illegal measures.

In a parallel process, South Korea should also reiterate its commitment not to receive or deploy nuclear weapons, while reaffirming that there are no such weapons within its borders.

But the automaker did reiterate its commitment to developing autonomous vehicles, as CEO Mark Fields announced a new version of its self-driving test car and said the company will ramp up its fleet from 10 to 30 of them this year, letting the company gather more information faster in hopes of eventually getting to a point where it can sell such a car to consumers.

Rome could not, Francis could not, fast enough reiterate its commitment to its other and, honestly, far more resistant ancient prejudice born out in its policies about women.

Two days later, the navy issued a second statement, in which it reiterated its commitment to human rights.

It reiterated its commitment to this new study in a statement released on Tuesday saying it would provide "a conclusive opinion" on the issue.

Since Mr Bush won't ratify the treaty banning all nuclear tests, he won't press India to either (though it has reiterated its commitment to a moratorium).

The security forces have suggested that they committed suicide or died of natural causes, but many Bangladeshis suspect that they were tortured and killed.In May the government reiterated its commitment to prosecuting those accused of committing atrocities during the 1971 war of secession from West Pakistan (now Pakistan).

In it, these people said, Andersen reiterated its commitment to acknowledge wrongdoing as part of a deferred- prosecution agreement but declined certain other provisions that the government had sought.