The phrase "a commitment given" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a promise or obligation that has been made or pledged by someone.
Example: "The company has always honored a commitment given to its employees regarding fair wages and benefits."
Alternatives: "a promise made" or "an obligation undertaken".
A statement that such a commitment given under paragraph (2) does not constitute an obligation of the United States.
Most other business owners complaining about the five-year rule said it required too long a commitment given their uncertain prospects.
Meanwhile, in May, British authorities backtracked on a commitment given to Irish environment minister Phil Hogan that Sellafield would be included in European-wide stress tests of nuclear installations following Fukushima.
Mr. Stern said that the United States would remain steadfast in demanding such a commitment, given that nearly all of the growth in emissions of greenhouse gases in the coming decades is projected to come from such countries.
Mr. Stern said that the United States would demand such a commitment, given that nearly all of the growth in emissions of greenhouse gases in the coming decades is projected to come from such countries.
Members of both chambers should demand, including in oversight or other hearings, a commitment, given under oath, from any new person overseeing the Mueller investigation to protect the investigation along the lines of the Bork protections.
However, if you are indeed looking for a commitment, give him the opportunity to show you with his actions that he's looking for the same.
That's a big commitment, given that a good DVD player can be had for about $50.
Critics questioned the administration's decision to go ahead without a written commitment, given the North Koreans' history of breaking international agreements.
There now are seven full-time investigators, still a meager commitment given that around 10,000 troops are stationed in Qatar at the command's headquarters for the air war.
This is a meaningful commitment, given The America Lawyer's prediction that at the current rate of progress, law firms will not have 30percentt women equity partners until 2081.
