recommit dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de recommit dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

recommit <pprés recommitting; prét, ppas recommitted> [GB riːkəˈmɪt, Am ˌrikəˈmɪt] VERBE trans Am POL

recommit bill

renvoyer [qc] en commission

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anglais

Disciples also recommit themselves on this day, towards following their teacher's guidance and teachings, for the coming year.

en.wikipedia.org

Only if we repent, recommit and remobilize do we have hope for reformation.

thinkprogress.org

This event is seen by the organization as an opportunity for counselors and their families to learn, share, and recommit themselves to serving the ministry.

en.wikipedia.org

He also hinted at his departure in 2012, before recommitting to the show.

o.canada.com

The purpose for this day is to rededicate and recommit themselves to the cause of the people.

en.wikipedia.org

This involves recommitting to doing the best you can for them, given your limitations.

www.independent.ie

Wells adds this day is a great way for us all to recommit ourselves to diversity inclusion of all kinds in the workplace.

www.570news.com

The couple wants to create a fresh, better relationship where both can recommit.

www.huffingtonpost.com

Ultimately, the international community must recommit itself to international humanitarian and human rights law.

www.independent.ie

On average those criminals who were convicted for a repeat offense at least once are 58.1% more likely to recommit a crime.

www.stanforddaily.com