Synonym: allegiance, committal, committedness, consignment, dedication, loyalty. Similar words: commit, committee, commencement, treatment, apartment, adjustment, investment, appointment. Meaning: [-mənt] 
n. 1. the trait of sincere and steadfast fixity of purpose 2. the act of binding yourself (intellectually or emotionally) to a course of action 3. an engagement by contract involving financial obligation 4. a message that makes a pledge 5. the official act of consigning a person to confinement (as in a prison or mental hospital).
n. 1. the trait of sincere and steadfast fixity of purpose 2. the act of binding yourself (intellectually or emotionally) to a course of action 3. an engagement by contract involving financial obligation 4. a message that makes a pledge 5. the official act of consigning a person to confinement (as in a prison or mental hospital). 
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151. Women were now playing with the ferocity, commitment and sheer athleticism once associated only with men.
152. She's demanding from me a commitment to something more personal than atomic Power.
153. Ratification encourages willingness to acknowledge a problem and develops commitment to its solution.
154. Companies could enter into long-term leasing agreements without having the commitment show up on their balance sheets.
155. In this way, we lost any realistic chance to reaffirm the essential truth of John Prescott's commitment.
156. Frye saw this same commitment in some of the immigrant students in class.
157. Taking any test requires commitment; the black belt test takes the most commitment of all.
158. The articles show the bravery, skill and commitment that is needed by each of the lifeboat crews.
159. Belief is a source of commitment, confidence and courage. If you strongly believe in yourself, you are likely to be goal- oriented, hardworking, determined and persistent in striving for success. Dr T.P.Chia 
160. It articulates the Group's commitment to attaining the highest practical standards of health, safety and environmental protection in the workplace.
161. Ownership has to make a commitment to spend that cash.
162. Like that of Curgenven, his own rising professional career was bound up with a commitment to expansionist sanitary reform.
163. Without a firm commitment to peace, the talks will be a disappointing charade.
164. As they learned to appreciate communication and ownership, they set themselves to building subordinates' commitment to the strategy.
165. Nor have they any legal commitment to managing the monstrous forests they created for their absentee landlords.
166. The only limit to your impact is your imagination and commitment. Tony Robbins
167. With a shrug, he shrugged off alien concepts such as responsibility, maturity, ambition and commitment.
168. A couple of early speeches suggested that he might marry innovative approaches with a commitment to U.S. leadership.
169. Abandoning the commitment to full employment would restore autonomy to the centre.
170. With commitment and amounts of cash that seemed paltry when compared with government defence budgets, that problem could be solved.
171. He insisted that he had acted within the Constitution and reaffirmed his commitment to multiparty democracy.
172. These arrangements tend to be very beneficial to both because of the personal commitment involved.
173. Strong,(www.Sentencedict.com) bottom-up commitment is the support pillar for all the rest.
174. The quality of a person's life is in direct proportion to their commitment to excellence, regardless of their chosen field of endeavor. Vince Lombardi
175. Courage is the commitment to begin without any guarantee of success. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
176. It was not until the second half of the 1950s that autarchy was definitively superseded by a firm commitment to international capitalism.
177. He was an activist by total commitment, and a professional.
178. Both are charades meant to direct attention away from a stubborn commitment to the status quo.
179. To enlighten the community orientation further, one can assess the degree of intensity found in the commitment to the community.
180. Later in marriage a particularly keen sense of commitment may be felt towards aged or ailing parents.
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