recommit 的定义
re·com·mit·ted, re·com·mit·ting.
- to commit again.
- to refer again to a committee.
更多recommit例句
- Yet the Eagles allowed Foles to leave as a free agent following the 2018 season and recommitted to Wentz, giving him the huge contract and reinstalling him as the starter for the 2019 season.
- Harden must show that he can recommit to team basketball after years of running the show in Houston, while Irving must reestablish himself as a reliable night-to-night contributor and an engaged defender in the playoffs.
- Merrick Garland will lead the department in recommitting itself to the people and restore fidelity to the democratic values embedded in the Constitution and the laws of the United States.
- Both sisters’ careers were on the upswing in 2019, as Kristie recommitted herself to becoming a standout player and Sam was a regular starter in the World Cup and won another NWSL title.
- GOP leaders are also eager to keep using the “motion to recommit” — a final amendment offered by the minority party just before the passage of a bill — to drive wedges in the Democratic caucus.
- In the end, the clarity that comes from moments of horror can help us recommit to deeper principles.
- Kerry got the major players to recommit to the Geneva Communiqué that outlines a transition to a post-Assad Syria.
- First, Washington will need to recommit itself, firmly, to the peace process.
- Across Pakistan, a national movement has emerged to rebuild the schools and recommit to educate all children, including girls.
- He can preserve the possibility of a democratic Zionist state until Israelis recommit to it themselves.
- She stood like any statue done in cold Carrara while he spoke; and when she made no sign he gave the word to recommit me.
- Mr. Stanford moved to recommit the bill to obtain a more particular report on the claim than had been made.
- Mr. Rhea moved to recommit the report to the committee who reported it, with a view to obtaining a report on the merits of it.
- The motion then was, to recommit the second, fourth, and sixth sections.
- A motion was made by Mr. Little to recommit the bill, and negatived.