Sentence examples for restore commitment from inspiring English sources

Knockdown of the pluripotency-associated genes Klf4, Rex1, or Stat3 did not restore commitment in Tcf3-, Fnip1/2-,ip1/2-, or Tsc2-depleted cells.

Likewise, cotransfection of Esrrb siRNAs together with Flcn or Fnip1/2 depletion restored commitment.

"To meet its Paris commitments, the government needs to do a lot more on energy efficiency and insulation of homes, on restoring commitments to carbon capture and storage (CCS), while providing a level playing field for renewables".

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.

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.

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

Robert Mackey's Lives column on sexual decoys restored my commitment to weekends in the mountains forgetting.

They could have told stories that didn't just redeem America, but restored our commitment to freedom and celebrated differences.

In 1989, health problems spelled an end to her career as a professional guitarist, until specialist music technology courses at Morley College and the City Lit restored her commitment to making music.

I realized that the spectrum of interest evident in this crowd mirrored my interviews over the course of the caravan: Everyone I spoke with said that Fidel's death restored their commitment to his political vision, but the levels of their enthusiasm varied wildly.

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