| 单词 | commitment |
| 释义 | commitment (kəmɪtmənt ) Word forms: commitments 1. uncountable noun B2 Commitment is a strong belief in an idea or system. ...commitment to the ideals of Bolshevism. [+ to] Synonyms: dedication, loyalty, devotion, adherence 2. countable noun B2 A commitment is something which regularly takes up some of your time because of an agreement you have made or because of responsibilities that you have. I've got a lot of commitments. Work commitments forced her to uproot herself and her son from Reykjavik. 3. countable noun [usually NOUN to-infinitive] If you make a commitment to do something, you promise that you will do it. [formal] We made a commitment to keep working together. They made a commitment to peace. [+ to] Synonyms: pledge, promise, guarantee, undertaking 4. variable noun Commitment is the process of officially sending someone to a prison or to hospital. [US] regional note: in BRIT, use committalQuotations: In for a penny, in for a pound Collocations: absolute commitment They also demanded that the Arts Council make an absolute commitment to future funding. A TALE OF FOUR HOUSES: Opera at Covent Garden, La Scala, Vienna and the Met since 1945 (2003) But I didn't have that absolute commitment and determination you really need. The Sun (2012) One of the great things about the match was the absolute commitment of both sides. Times, Sunday Times (2013) And we made a clear commitment in our last election manifesto. The Sun (2007) Instead it is a clear commitment to the freedom that we seek to protect. Times, Sunday Times (2016) We have made two clear commitments. Times, Sunday Times (2014) So, to keep our lawns green year-round requires a tremendous commitment of resources. Christianity Today It's a huge and historic commitment of resources to social care, tied to real reform on the ground ... Times, Sunday Times However, the commitment of resources needed to deliver these plans has been minimal in relation to the scale of change required. Times, Sunday Times Concurrency limits avoid one type of work dominating the system to the exclusion of other work and avoid creating an over commitment of resources. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Such instruments also improve the matching between the duration of loans and the commitment of resources received by mortgage-lending institutions. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Republicans argue that the fund amounts to a continued commitment to support institutions deemed 'too big to fail'. Times, Sunday Times But with the continued commitment from our police and security services, and continued vigilance from ourselves, they will not succeed. The Sun The organization aims to achieve these objectives through strong values including effective communications, diversified membership portfolios and continued commitment to innovation in science and technology. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 In addition to the modern violin, he has a continued commitment to period-instrument performance. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The conservation plan also requests continued commitment to clarifying land ownership in and around the reserve. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 It will take a serious and credible commitment to social reform to save her skin. Times, Sunday Times Over time, both more building and a credible commitment to keep on building should limit expected price rises, reducing the investment value of housing relative to its consumption value. Times, Sunday Times In this book he introduced concepts like focal point and credible commitment. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Thirdly, bargaining may fail due to the states' inability to make credible commitments. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Economics should build into its assumptions the notion that people can give credible commitments to a course of conduct. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 I'm taking risks, I'm making deep commitments in my business. Christianity Today (2000) She added that there was a deep commitment to delivering first-class services. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Showing belief in a partner will lead to a deeper commitment. The Sun (2009) Demonstrate your commitment to law through mooting, debating, pro bono advocacy and mini-pupillages. Times, Sunday Times The most successful stories in this uneven yet often compelling collection demonstrate this commitment to describing reality. The Times Literary Supplement If you can demonstrate a commitment to something you want to study, then all the better. Times, Sunday Times Institutions need to demonstrate their commitment to supporting the advancement of these key individuals. Times, Sunday Times Cycling must demonstrate a commitment to change by bringing in external expertise and guidance. Times, Sunday Times He refused to acknowledge his financial and emotional commitment to the children. Times, Sunday Times (2012) If you are looking for real emotional commitment, he is not the one for you. The Sun (2006) The actors do the play full justice, playing with total emotional commitment. Times, Sunday Times (2008) For example, one of his team was central to the development of new shop leases that incorporate environmental commitments and that end up saving money. Times, Sunday Times But any sensible approach starts with acknowledging that these environmental commitments are real and important, not an optional extra. Times,Sunday Times Activists persuaded the judging panel to reverse its decision after showing that the corporation's environmental commitments were eight years behind schedule. Times, Sunday Times Our own environmental commitments - such as all new homes being zero-carbon by 2016 - will further complicate the goal of speeding up construction. Times, Sunday Times Environmental commitments are clearly at the heart of how it operates (93%). Times, Sunday Times The bank will honour existing loan commitments. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The government was bound by treaty obligations to maintain its existing commitments. The British way in Warfare - 1688-2000 (1990) More than half are put off because of lack of time and existing commitments. Times, Sunday Times (2007) It has been achieved by combining an explicit commitment to the principle of open access with inclusive participation and communal neutrality. Times, Sunday Times One has to dig because nowhere will the reader find an explicit commitment to the history of liberalism as this narrative's light of the world. The Times Literary Supplement It seems unlikely that he would have accepted an explicit commitment that would have taken precedence over writing and his avocations of hunting and fishing. The Times Literary Supplement A new minister might be given a brief with an explicit commitment to social mobility, to signify the passion at the top of government. Times, Sunday Times He may be right to reject calls for explicit commitments to cut taxes at this stage. Times, Sunday Times Most of us struggle with how to be articulate when it comes to guiding listeners to express their commitment. Christianity Today There are many other ways to express your commitment in this day and age. Times,Sunday Times They express their commitment in other ways. Globe and Mail Both premiers expressed a commitment to strengthen dialogue at all levels, which will aid our relations in the future. The Sun The dictator promised to halt tests and even expressed a commitment to denuclearisation. The Sun She has family commitments. The Sun (2013) But for many people voting early is not an option because of work or family commitments. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The firm wins this award for its willingness to work around staff and their family commitments. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Germany is under pressure to boost its financial commitment to both causes and thus restore confidence in the euro. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Be aware of the academic challenges and financial commitment. Times, Sunday Times (2011) So there is a time and financial commitment from the firms as well. Times, Sunday Times (2014) But the size of the financial commitment was daunting. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Our political and financial commitment to defending our nation remains resolute. Times, Sunday Times (2009) We look forward to seeing evidence of further planning before we can make any firm commitment. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Ask your partner if he is ready to make a firm commitment. The Sun (2006) We need a firm commitment to offshore wind and biofuels. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Plus, think about making a formal commitment to each other - maybe not right away, but to a clear timescale. The Sun A relationship that has had too many stops and starts can become a formal commitment. The Sun The bank has made a formal commitment to inject just under 200 million a year into the pension scheme. Times, Sunday Times No10 denied signing any formal commitment. The Sun It follows that even in the best of times a responsible government should, in the interests of the public wealth and well-being, encourage the formal commitment we call marriage. Times, Sunday Times As part of his deal with them, he has to fulfil media commitments but cancelled three in the past week. The Sun (2016) She is due to leave London next week to fulfil some charity commitments abroad. The Sun (2017) Otherwise the teams are obviously expected to fulfil this commitment. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The tax consequences and funding commitment to the employee will be impacted by the option they choose within the plan. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Without offering precise funding commitment figures, the three levels of government indicated that further reductions were still needed. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Unlike conventional hospital projects with their somewhat erratic funding commitments, public-private partnership hospitals commit the private-sector partner to make annual reinvestments to keep the place in good repair. Globe and Mail We could learn a lot from the selfless devotion to duty and the genuine commitment to serving others we see from our brave servicemen and women. The Sun (2012) When you make a genuine commitment to a project, obstacles will disappear. The Sun (2013) Make it clear he has to show genuine commitment. The Sun (2012) I've said I would go, so I'm going to honour that commitment. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The proposal emerged as ministers sought to reassure Labour MPs that they would honour the commitment to force restaurants to pay waiters the full minimum wage before any tips. Times, Sunday Times (2008) In full view of the media, she honoured a previous commitment. Times, Sunday Times (2006) They have little ideological commitment to the party. Times, Sunday Times (2015) She had no ideological commitments, only an instinct for survival. Times, Sunday Times (2013) We have an ideological commitment to make this country behave better. The Tribes Triumphant (2006) We also increase the commitment of those who stay. Christianity Today Arguably, a strong public participation in environmental governance could increase the commitment among stockholders, which strengthens the compliance and enforcement of environmental laws. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Regular volunteers are periodically interviewed and asked to increase their commitment to the organization. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The act of accepting it increases your commitment to the outcome as you explain to yourself why you agreed to it. Times, Sunday Times As a result, most employees readily develop attachment to their on-job peers, bosses, and the institution, increasing their commitment. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 How far do they go to retain their world-class stars, who are increasingly unavailable because of international commitments? Times, Sunday Times Due to injury and international commitments, he has started, on average, under 12 games a season for them over the past six seasons. Times,Sunday Times The players will be on club time for seven weeks in between international commitments. Times,Sunday Times These two of the seven allocated weeks of the tournament were free of international commitments. Times, Sunday Times International commitments meant that only half-a-dozen senior players had reported for training. Times,Sunday Times Spell it out that you are hurt by his apparent lack of commitment to you. The Sun (2016) The England manager expressed disdain at their lack of commitment, which he contrasted with his own pride at playing for his country. Times, Sunday Times (2011) This lack of commitment helps explain a puzzling feature about switching and church growth. Sociology and Religion: A Collection of Readings (1995) He reflects on his lifelong commitment to performance poetry. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Her lifelong commitment to the landscape was awakened by time he spent walking and scouting. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Marriage represents the lifelong commitment to a partner. Times, Sunday Times (2007) For those men, training jumps horses in Britain has been a lifetime commitment. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The lifetime commitment to one another is a concept that few give a moment's thought to. Times, Sunday Times (2012) We do not require them to make a lifetime commitment in terms of career. Times, Sunday Times (2014) He maintained a long-standing commitment to look at opportunities for acquisitions, but emphasised that he would be circumspect in what he would chase. Times, Sunday Times You will need to take another look at long-standing commitments to see if they still fit your profile. The Sun Are we to scale down our long-standing commitments to - and appropriate support for - local state primaries, sixth-form colleges and secondary schools to divert resources into running academies? Times, Sunday Times Sabbaticals are available to workers who have made a long-term commitment to the company. Times, Sunday Times Instead of encouraging long-term commitment, a financial incentive may simply perpetuate bad and less stable partnerships. Times, Sunday Times But he had a long-term commitment to work, not to marriage. Times, Sunday Times Farmers argue that a contract shepherd isn't remotely similar to a tenant family with a long-term commitment to the farmland and community. Times, Sunday Times An affirmation of the player's long-term commitment it was not. Times, Sunday Times But anyone who wants to maintain a commitment to contemplation has to learn how to switch off. Times, Sunday Times The worst of times would surely result from a failure to maintain that commitment. Times, Sunday Times Directly, the widening of differentials has made it harder for firms to maintain the commitment of their workforce. The Times Literary Supplement It would be nice if local newspaper owners admitted that their high profit margins are unsustainable but at the same time promised to maintain a commitment to journalism. Times, Sunday Times In addition, each program must maintain a commitment to the constitution and bylaws. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The latter has since made a commitment to putting a worker director on its board but that has not yet taken place. Times, Sunday Times (2017) Labour had made a commitment to renationalise the utilities. Times, Sunday Times (2017) That trend has resulted in the company making a commitment to build its first civil aviation helicopter in Yeovil in more than three decades. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Washington has chosen action over inaction and has made a commitment to spending its way back to economic vigour. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Clearly an agenda there for a government that has made a commitment to radical simplification in other areas. Times, Sunday Times (2010) We protect overseas aid spending because of our moral commitment to the poorest and the millennium goals we promised them. Times, Sunday Times Among other things, he believed we had a provable moral commitment to the survival and wellbeing of future generations. Times,Sunday Times He said he had a moral commitment to the people and had no political agenda, hating 'all politicians with equal measure'. Times, Sunday Times Words without moral commitment will never suffice. Times, Sunday Times In his closing remarks he spoke directly to the seccessionists and emphasized the moral commitment that he was undertaking. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Assuming that these goals are compatible, a mutual commitment should be made to restart the cycle. Christianity Today Being able to find ways to stay close while you navigate these hurdles requires trust, openness and a mutual commitment to keeping the spark alive. Times, Sunday Times The moon focuses on partnerships and mutual commitment. The Sun For a mentoring relationship to work there has to be a mutual commitment. Christianity Today That's the issue: our mutual commitment. Times, Sunday Times Additionally, they will each have ongoing commitments to each other, because of shared parenting. The Guide to Lesbian and Gay Parenting (1993) What is my ongoing training commitment? The Sun (2013) Only proceed if you intend ongoing commitment. The Sun (2015) However, soaps are also hugely expensive, requiring an open-ended commitment from battalions of writers and actors. Times, Sunday Times Such an open-ended commitment may yet prove unsustainable if the crisis extends beyond the summer. Times,Sunday Times It looks like a continuing and open-ended commitment to insulate certain financial institutions from the unpleasant and impoverishing consequences of some breathtakingly risky moves. Times, Sunday Times The chancellor made an open-ended commitment to fund the fight against the virus near the start of the crisis. Times,Sunday Times None of this means an open-ended commitment. The Sun And now our care for the world includes a passionate commitment to tackling climate change. The Sun In later years she balanced acting engagements against a passionate commitment as an advocate for animal rights. Times, Sunday Times We must move away from the entrenched positions into which passionate commitment has driven all parties. Times, Sunday Times His allies insisted that he has a genuinely passionate commitment to breaking down barriers in the professional and educational 'establishment'. Times, Sunday Times Its latest corporate plan speaks of a university 'geared to the professions with passionate commitment to academic excellence'. Times, Sunday Times I didn't need to follow his programs but rather his personal commitment to ministry. Christianity Today Making a personal commitment to get fitter can lead to a meeting with the love of your life. The Sun You'll find that study at this level requires a strong personal commitment to managing your own time. Times, Sunday Times To overcome this, pastors need two things: time and a personal commitment to that local body. Christianity Today It represented a personal commitment, the thawing of our own hearts to the plight of our neighbors. Christianity Today Each country will have to make a true political commitment if they are to develop the structural reforms they need. Times, Sunday Times The most likely outcome may be a political commitment to cut emissions by mid-century and an agreement to keep wrangling over the details. Times, Sunday Times A political commitment to informative broadcasting; a rich, well-educated catchment area; cash around for original drama production. Times, Sunday Times Like the album, the show struck a thoughtful balance between private passion and political commitment. Times, Sunday Times We will make a long-term political commitment to pursue this goal through new, innovative ways. Times, Sunday Times The leader of the committee was not present because of a prior work commitment and had appointed a committee member to chair the meeting. Christianity Today (2000) She has a lot of prior commitments with them, including other shows. The Sun (2016) It emerged that he is unavailable owing to a prior commitment. Times, Sunday Times (2012) The restiveness comes from another dimension-from a vocational memory, a spiritual hunger, a professional commitment. Christianity Today When he first arrived in parliament, he was shocked by the lack of professional commitment shown by some politicians. Times, Sunday Times They have a personal and professional commitment to their work and colleagues. Globe and Mail As their internet connection falters and their sense of isolation increases, concern for their loved ones replaces professional commitment. Times, Sunday Times She has received more than sixteen awards in recognition of her academic achievement, her leadership, and, above all, her professional commitment to helping others. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 No one can question my commitment to this club. The Sun I wouldn't understand they question my commitment and dedication to this club. The Sun Giving him the job would call into question this commitment. Times, Sunday Times I don't question their commitment, but they have to have the bottle to play their game. Times, Sunday Times You can't question the commitment of the cast, though. Times, Sunday Times Treasury officials insisted yesterday that in the budget the chancellor would reaffirm his commitment to pushing for an internationally agreed levy. Times, Sunday Times The last government reaffirmed this commitment and the present government has given no indication it wishes to deviate from this. Times, Sunday Times Last season top-flight sides reaffirmed their commitment to the campaign and there are no plans to change that. The Sun They could reaffirm their commitments to nuclear power and accelerate investment programmes to replace ageing reactors with safer, more modern designs. Times, Sunday Times Ministers reaffirmed their commitment to fighting protectionism, in an attempt to keep up political pressure for more efforts to break a deadlock in world trade talks. Times, Sunday Times But it can be pushed to the side by candidates whose lives reflect their commitment to both. The Times Literary Supplement A new entrance and lobby were unveiled, designed to reflect the commitment to whole-person care. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 A suit reflects a commitment to a certain sort of society. Times, Sunday Times It reflects his commitment to unions and labor, non-violence, truth, respect and an appreciation of diversity, education and his cultura. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Thirdly, explain why you have decided to raise it now and reinforce your commitment to getting the boss fixed and not fired. Times, Sunday Times If you're comfortable, talk to your manager about the reasons for your illness and reinforce your commitment to doing your job. Times, Sunday Times Every six months, staff are taken away from the workplace for half a day to reinforce the commitment to working safely. Times, Sunday Times Fealty also refers to an oath which more explicitly reinforces the commitments of the vassal made during homage. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 They reinforced their commitment in that year's budget by increasing the tax on spirits by 6d (2.5p) per gallon. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 On the other hand, many who do not attend church regularly, especially the elderly, consistently report high levels of religious commitment and belief. Christianity Today Slightly over half described the experience as primarily a renewal of previous religious commitment. Christianity Today Religious commitment matters because the individuals most involved with their religious communities are most likely to reflect these distinctive cultural values and receive politically relevant cues from religious sources. Christianity Today He was a man of religious commitment and in recognition of his many educational contributions, the school was named in his honor. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Instead, they find it through passion, desire, and moral and religious commitment. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Donors must renew their commitment to this beleaguered community and provide funding that focuses on rehabilitation and reconstruction. Times, Sunday Times Several were moved to renew their commitment to their marriage. Christianity Today The time has come to renew that commitment. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Our experience has been that teachers who have been regularly encouraged have been more happy to renew their commitments year after year. Christianity Today They renewed their commitment to him and allowed the door to be shut to that past. Christianity Today It must be accompanied by a renewed commitment to fiscal austerity. Times, Sunday Times How do we move beyond the self towards a renewed commitment to collective responsibility and the common good? Times,Sunday Times I pulled out of that parking space with a renewed commitment to my inner life. Christianity Today The shares, backed by a renewed commitment to up the full-year dividend, rose by 69p to 35.87½p. Times, Sunday Times When a person decides to stay, he's really decided to stay, and we have renewed commitment. Christianity Today They require serious commitment, with students expected to practise hard. Times, Sunday Times (2010) This will often require a legal commitment from grandparents or other relations to support the mother and child. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The job requires commitment and discipline as well as empathy and warmth. Growing Through Loss and Grief (1994) Maybe they could secure a commitment that he will be well rested before a particular match against important rivals. Times, Sunday Times Campaigners against expansion praised the two ministers for securing the commitment not to end 'mixed mode'. Times, Sunday Times They believed that they had secured a commitment from the prime minister to seek a long extension if no deal had been agreed by this week. Times, Sunday Times She turned the situation to her advantage, securing a commitment that the union would never again put its funds at risk of sequestration. Times, Sunday Times Leadership development promotes organizational growth, helping the group as a whole develop the leaders it needs to carry out such tasks as securing the commitment of members and setting direction. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He showed real selfless commitment. The Sun (2012) This act of selfless commitment from one so young should be a shining example to the nation. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Her life has been shaped by selfless commitment to others. Times, Sunday Times (2016) A marathon needs serious commitment, and you can't expect to change from a couch potato into a 40km running machine overnight. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Which undermined the serious commitment and intent. Times, Sunday Times (2013) You are also very young for a serious commitment with a guy who has a ready-made family. The Sun (2009) He wants players who share his commitment. Times, Sunday Times They also share a commitment to effectiveness. Christianity Today Programs in the school share a commitment to active and experiential learning and to student research. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He also suggested the developer and contractor did not share his commitment to quality. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Now, everyone who shares that commitment must hope that he will seek actively to promote those values among his followers. ST And a shared commitment to a fitness plan gets good results. The Sun I'm willing to relinquish my individual rights out of a shared commitment to what's good for the community. Christianity Today The family can now move on as one, with shared commitment. The Sun The remarkable self-belief of the pioneers who built the press was partly a matter of shared commitment, but it was underpinned by social and cultural capital. The Times Literary Supplement They appeal to employees on the basis of loyalty, sacrifice, and shared commitment to the common goal, and then apply rewards on the basis of status. Christianity Today The new facility showed commitment to a new approach to education, he added. Times, Sunday Times (2017) He made a major contribution, showing complete commitment and dedication to public service. Times, Sunday Times (2012) It certainly shows a huge commitment from them and proves they want to do the right thing. The Sun (2010) In certain cases, change in spiritual commitment may also carry the weight of damaging important relationships, either here or overseas. Christianity Today We've found that such a group will frequently settle to a level of its weakest spiritual commitment. Christianity Today He finds that many appreciate what's been accomplished, but find the spiritual commitment too rigorous for them and their own congregations. Christianity Today The congregation has the spiritual commitment to sacrificially give over and above their present giving levels. Christianity Today The notion that a player should have a sort of spiritual commitment to his club, to his teammates and to the supporters has long since gone. Times, Sunday Times The moon focuses on your wellbeing and strengthens your commitment to a healthy lifestyle plan - even if it has wobbled off course. The Sun First, it allows the players to feel a part of the chosen methods and goals of the organisa-tion, thereby strengthening their commitment. Times, Sunday Times This work, in turn, strengthened his commitment to equally durable literary materials. The Times Literary Supplement This entailed a strong commitment to public service reform. Times, Sunday Times You can fast-track work plans and make a strong commitment to fitness. The Sun They saw themselves as helping to bring love and healing to the gathering and expressed strong commitment and loyalty to that gathering. Christianity Today We have a strong commitment to youth development in this country. Times, Sunday Times You have a strong commitment moon and a chat about time can prove it. The Sun However, the substantial commitment could not be met solely by redeploying local officers. Times, Sunday Times Restarting football at these levels has taken substantial commitment from stakeholders across the game. The Sun The spokesman added that the roles were demanding and required a 'substantial commitment of time and effort'. Times, Sunday Times In order to accomplish this mission, the organization requires a substantial commitment of volunteer time from accredited associations, keeping administrative overhead to a minimum. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 While membership in the movement was voluntary, it was also communal and required substantial commitment. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Their teaching commitment has therefore been cut to give them more preparation time. Times, Sunday Times As the years went on, time spent with his family and, particularly, his teaching commitments meant he was producing less and less work. Times, Sunday Times Being an academic means balancing my research work with teaching commitments. Times, Sunday Times Despite his many teaching commitments, he was able to continue excavating. Times, Sunday Times The fellows are released from their teaching and administrative duties, and substitutes are engaged to fulfil their teaching commitments. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 That is because total commitment makes great entertainment. Times, Sunday Times (2006) What is clear is his total commitment to music. The Times Literary Supplement (2012) The third step is to preach on total commitment from as many creative angles as possible. Christianity Today (2000) It demands total commitment and dedication from a manager who is prepared to throw himself heart and soul into the club. The Sun (2008) Former electrician did not win his first cap until he was 25 but became a fans' favourite for his total commitment. The Sun (2014) However, even after the facts are in, the decision still needs to be made — usually on the basis of a value commitment (the second stage). Christianity Today Time to show you value commitment. The Sun Someone who treats romance like a hobby could learn to value commitment after meeting you. The Sun If the team was busy with a game with another team or with a community social event, then a verbal commitment was made to play the next available weekend. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Players occasionally decide to sign with a different school from which they gave a verbal commitment, which often causes rancor between the fans and coaching staffs of the two schools. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 So far, so good, but there were more steps to complete, including breathing exercises and verbal commitments. The Sun However, verbal commitments are usually accurate predictors of signing activity. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Other couples were having to live apart because of work commitments. Times, Sunday Times (2014) But the work commitments continue to pile up. The Sun (2013) Family and work commitments now leave you with less time to exercise. The Sun (2010) Translations: Chinese: 信奉 Japanese: 強い信念 |
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