Sentence examples for renew its commitment from inspiring English sources

"In order to make certain that this memorial is appropriate and continues into this century as the kind of recognition that it should be," the mayor said, "New York City is going to renew its commitment to it".

It will also renew its commitment to a strong and independent European Court of Human Rights, a court that Britain helped create, and which far from threatening this country's interests offers the only chance for justice for many victims of abuse in Russia, Turkey and across the region".

The UN climate change conference in Cancún – and the future of the Kyoto protocol – was cast into doubt today after Russia said it would not renew its commitment to the treaty that has governed climate negotiations for more than a decade.

The presence of hexavalent chromium in some municipal water is yet another sign that it's time for the U.S. to renew its commitment to providing consumers with safe, affordable tap water.

He also wants HBS to renew its commitment to shaping its students' characters as well as their intellects.

I ask the leadership and board of C.D.I. to renew its commitment to the Guild for our future insurance needs".

Germany is to decide shortly whether to renew its commitments there, which are unpopular and opposed by many Social Democrats.Germany's law-enforcement coup may also boost Mr Schäuble's campaign for a law that would allow the authorities to spy on suspected terrorists by secretly inserting "remote forensic software" into their computers.

Responding to the figures, the government said it was renewing its commitment to provide more seats and services across the rail network.

Belarussian officials responded that their country should pay no tariff because it had renewed its commitment to a customs union with Russia just last year, according to a statement posted on the government's Web site.

Out of such pressure will come a revitalised left renewing its commitment to serve those it has always sought to represent.

In September 2008 the UN General Assembly renewed its commitment to the Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy that it had adopted two years earlier.