Sentence examples for to recommit to improving from inspiring English sources

There is something about the anticipation of a new year that gives us a clean slate and prompts us to recommit to improving ourselves.

We took our medicine and pledged to recommit to our operating ethos: trust, but verify.

However in a telling move, the broadcasters have plumped to recommit to Freeview.

They want the chancellor to recommit to providing the money in his emergency budget on 8 July.

"The time has come to take strong action to recommit to the ideal of peaceful protest," he said.

Why does she declare her lack of interest in the Twin Palms only to recommit to the idea six pages later?

I urge all European states to recommit to erasing torture from our continent.

"We were ready to recommit to each other and establish trust," she said.

And they failed to recommit to protecting women's sexual and reproductive rights.

We now have to recommit to realise those promises and say when that will happen.

It is a warning to us all to recommit to the American ideal that everyone has inalienable rights and that nobody is allowed to ignore them.