Recommit (verb)

To commit something or someone again, especially after a period of time or after release.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from re- + commit.

Examples:

1. The committee voted to recommit the bill to a sub-committee.
2. The government recommitted to the plan despite the setbacks.
3. The company recommitted to the project after a review.
4. The athlete recommitted to training after an injury.
5. The court recommitted the prisoner to custody after a violation of parole.