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Willamette Industries, the forestry products company, said yesterday that its board had sent a letter to a rival, the Weyerhaeuser Company, restating its commitment to resist Weyerhaeuser's hostile $5.4 billion takeover bid.
It restates its commitment to the biggest rail improvement programme since Victorian times, including the construction of the £50bn HS2 link, and to spend £15bn on new road schemes.
The F.B.I. also said Friday that it was continuing to investigate Ms. Edmonds's claims and restated its commitment to ensuring that whistle-blowers "who raise good faith concerns" do not face retaliation.
Nato pledged to restate its commitment to eventually offer alliance membership to Georgia.
In a joint statement issued on Thursday, Iraq restated its commitment to prevent "the transit of weapons through its territory".
The Government has restated its commitment to the controversial HS2 rail project, despite a warning that its eventual cost could almost double to £80bn.
The International Motorcycle Federation restated its commitment to holding the Japanese MotoGP race at Twin Ring Motegi on Oct. 2, despite the refusals of top riders to compete.
Underlying fundamentals are still supportive, he said, and there are also some positive, short-term developments in countries like China, which has restated its commitment to emissions trading.
The City of London authority has restated its commitment to waiting for all appeal proceedings to run their course before acting on the eviction order granted in January.
Asked if the "national living wage" – to be introduced at £7.20 for over 25s from next April, rising to more than £9 by 2020 – would act as a "pull factor", the Treasury on Saturday restated its commitment to the policy.
As Nepal's home minister, Bhim Rawal, met with China's top security officials, Chinese state media reported that the two countries had agreed to cooperate on border security, while Nepal restated its commitment to preventing any "anti-China" events on its side of the border.
