The phrase "a commitment to live" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a promise or dedication to a certain way of life or lifestyle choice.
Example: "She made a commitment to live a healthier lifestyle by exercising regularly and eating nutritious foods."
Alternatives: "a pledge to live" or "a promise to live".
But Shabazz Palaces also has a commitment to live performance that puts the group in step with its juniors.
Harriet conducts an office romance with Paul Stuart Tom Wigginn), a cardboard serial philanderer who also happens to be married, and Janie tries to persuade herself she is in love with Marty Sterling (Hillel Meltzer), a Jewish doctor (natch) who manipulates her into a commitment to live together and patronizes her as well; he calls her "monkey".
"We are satisfied that these agreements continued our long-established pattern of wage and benefit improvements, as well as uniform terms and conditions, including a commitment to live music by agreeing to ban the use of the virtual orchestra machine," said David Lennon, the president of Local 802 of the American Federation of Musicians.
Today we at Claremont School of Theology have made a commitment to live into these questions.
What makes Simian Mobile Disco unique is that they've brought a commitment to live performance into the electronic realm.
But what we can force is a five day work week and a commitment to live in Washington D.C.
"We have to agree on a commitment to work, a commitment to living together, a commitment to not taking state money if it is going to dictate policy," he says.
Anthony Tommasini writes that a "commitment to living composers" will help make a candidate for an orchestral opening a "good musical citizen".
Engaging with a problem demands a huge investment of mental energy in fierce concentration day by day, but also a commitment to living with the problem as it lingers in the mind, quietly turning itself over and re-presenting itself.
I am often asked how I got and stayed sober for those first 19 years; it was because of philosophy, which engendered in me a commitment to living an examined life, and gave me the tools and concepts to do so.
It's going to take a lot of business brio to keep going: a commitment to living within its limited means, a return to the spirit of its modest origins as the "people's opera," and, especially, a clearer kind of thinking — artistic and managerial — than we've seen in recent years.
