Sentence examples for restore a commitment from inspiring English sources

To tackle low pay, we need to make the minimum wage a living wage by right, re-establish trade union rights and restore a commitment to full employment.

Telluride began in the mid-70s largely as a place to show old, rare and restored films, a commitment that survives in a robust program of classics and curiosities presented by prominent guest directors.

Protecting our water supplies and cleaning our environment are national priorities, so it is critical that the federal government restore its commitment as a funding partner.

The checks and balances built into our Constitution must be restored and we must restore our commitment to an independent media.

Gov. George W. Bush of Texas said he shared Mr. Bauer's "commitment to restoring a sense of virtue and responsibility to our society," and hoped to win over Mr. Bauer's backers.

They confirmed their joint commitment to restoring a Northern Ireland executive as soon as possible and agreed that both countries would continue to engage closely to bring about political stability in Northern Ireland.

We need to restore our commitment to liberty and we need a better sense of what a decent society looks like.

Mr Miliband will pledge to restore Britain's commitment to international bodies including the UN, NATO, the Commonwealth and the EU.

First, we must restore America's commitment to human rights by exposing and condemning our own abuses.

His decision to close the Guantánamo Bay prison camp within a year was intended to draw a clear line for all to see between George Bush's efforts to consign foreign terrorist suspects to legal limbo and his own vow to restore America's commitment to the rule of law.

My passion is to restore passion and commitment to America.