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commitment

Definition for commitment

noun as in assurance; obligation

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She contends that her final six years in office were her most productive, demonstrating that chronological age does not determine effectiveness or commitment to public service.

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During the outdoor ceremony, Jonathan expressed the family’s commitment to Mango: “This is just the beginning. Let us continue to honor his memory and legacy, keeping alive the values and teachings he left us.”

The think tank cited rising borrowing costs for the government, weaker growth forecasts, and spending commitments made since the spring as reasons for the tight position.

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"Lord Bracadale has given the most extraordinary commitment to the inquiry and in my view has given outstanding service to the people of Scotland in taking forward this very difficult inquiry," he said.

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"Our commitment to safeguarding all victims of such terrible offences and bringing those responsible to justice is absolute."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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