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View definitions for commitments

commitments

noun as in assurance; obligation

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India also voiced its concerns with including any commitments to cut production of plastic on the basis it could impact its right to development.

From BBC

Foolhardy military misadventures in Iraq and Afghanistan, pushed by Washington elites trying to deny any sense of decline, stoked simmering anger among ordinary Americans, slowly discrediting the very idea of international commitments.

From Salon

He said ministers would detail "measurable milestones" by which the public could track the progress of the government towards its commitments.

From BBC

Earlier this month, however, Amnesty said that Fifa must demand "far more credible strategies and binding commitments to prevent human rights violations in relation to the 2030 World Cup".

From BBC

Donovan's representative said a number of prior commitments meant he could not perform in some nights of the show's tour, which was made clear on both the show and the star's websites.

From BBC

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

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