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Hotels need to recommit to security basics to combat growing hospitality fraud.

Princeton professor explains why he and some friends have decided to proclaim June as the month in which Americans collectively recommit themselves to fidelity.

Putin said those who recommit crimes after serving in the armed forces would not be exculpated from prosecution.

So my strictures here are not an exercise in coyly concealed self-congratulation so much as an effort to describe an ideal and to recommit myself to it in the classes that I teach.

The Government of India commemorates тАШCivil Services DayтАЩ every year on April 21. The day is marked to celebrate the exemplary work done by our civil servants, and as an opportunity for them to recommit themselves to the cause of citizens.

Today we celebrate the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women and recommit ourselves to the work that still needs to be done to accelerate women’s equality.

Mr Rutte added: “We must recommit to stay in the course for the long haul.

She said the U.S. must “recommit to global leadership in the sectors that will define the next century” such as bio-manufacturing, artificial intelligence and Blockchain, the technology that enables cryptocurrency.

The series ended with each couple deciding to either recommit to each other or go their separate ways.

We must use this historic day to pray and recommit ourselves to the quest of the salvation of our state, patriotism to our nation and tolerance for one another irrespective of faith, tribe, affiliation to political party and other sentiments.

And let’s recommit tomorrow to standing together, and fighting together, and voting together,” said senior pastor Rev. Raphael Warnock.

For the first time since the height of the pandemic, health officials on multiple occasions warned the public to pull back on social interactions, and "recommit" to physical distancing.

Henry, who described last week in B.C. as a "turning point," has asked the public to pull back on social interactions, and "recommit" to physical distancing.

Married at First Sight is explaining why she chose to recommit to on "Recommitment Day" when their marriage was clearly failing.

Moreover, even as Europe transforms it must recommit to some of its key principles, including multilateralism and the global rule of law, even as powers such as the United States and China question these principles, Draghi added.

The most likely outcome is that the whoever is serving in the White House when the time comes will accommodate themselves to annexation of certain parts of the West Bank with Israeli promises not to go any further and to recommit to the peace process.

All priests of the Archdiocese of Louisville, including the archbishop, renew the promises they made at ordination during the Chrism Mass. In renewing their promises, they vow obedience to the archbishop and recommit to serving God’s people.

Also, he said, that though statistics show that 30 per cent of released inmates recommit crimes, this does not mean that the Corrections is doing a bad job.

Beta and the other Whisperers about killing Lydia, and even though she appears to recommit herself to the Whisperer code by destroying that "nest", it almost certainly won't stick.

It charged members of the party to recommit themselves to working with re-doubled efforts for the victory of all its candidates in the Feb. 23 and March 9 rescheduled dates for the elections.