recommitting (Meaning)

recommitting

to commit again, to entrust or consign again, to refer (as a bill) again to a committee, to refer (something, such as a bill) back to a committee

After a lapse in communication, the couple recommitted to their relationship, renewing their vows.
The company recommitted to its environmental initiatives, promising to reduce its carbon footprint by 20%.
The government recommitted to funding public education, recognizing its vital importance.
The athlete recommitted to his training regimen, determined to improve his performance.
The non-profit organization recommitted to its mission of providing support to underprivileged communities.
The employee recommitted to her job, pledging to contribute her best efforts to the team.
The student recommitted to his studies, vowing to work harder and achieve his academic goals.
The community recommitted to its shared values, promoting unity and harmony among its residents.
The religious group recommitted to its beliefs, strengthening its connection to its spiritual practices.
The team recommitted to its strategies, believing it was the best path to success.

to commit again, to entrust or consign again, to refer (as a bill) again to a committee, to refer (something, such as a bill) back to a committee

furnishing, advancing, loaning, retransmitting, lending,supplying, dealing (out), assigning, retransferring, recommending

retaining, holding,keeping, possessing, withholding, taking, accepting,reserving, owning, receiving

After a lapse in communication, the couple recommitted to their relationship, renewing their vows.

The company recommitted to its environmental initiatives, promising to reduce its carbon footprint by 20%.

The government recommitted to funding public education, recognizing its vital importance.

The athlete recommitted to his training regimen, determined to improve his performance.