The phrase "a commitment with a" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct preposition to use is "to" instead of "with."
Example: "She made a commitment to a healthier lifestyle."
Alternatives: "a commitment to a" or "a pledge to a".
If, in your celebration of the single life, you are still chastising your ex for not having sealed a commitment with a rock, are you more of a material girl than empowered woman warrior?
Driven career girl Jordan Nia Longg) has gotten more successful and a little closer to a commitment with a new boyfriend named Brian Eddie Cibriann), who is, gulp, white — prepare yourself for a lot of corny vanilla and latte jokes.
The NSW education minister, Adrian Piccoli, has said, "The commonwealth government's budget decision is more than a breach of a commitment with the NSW government, it is a breach of faith with all school students in the state".
"But because of the nature of not having a contract or a commitment with your number we're opening up the temporary number market".
They need a commitment with performance benchmarks, and a plan focused on them and the effects of their legacy of disenfranchisement in America.
Mothering begins with a commitment to a lifelong relationship with a new or young human being.
The big question is whether Steinbrenner, whose negotiations are often propelled by deadlines, will be willing to sign off on such a large commitment with Jeter still a season removed from free agency.
"No one can make a 1percentt commitment with a straight face," Mr. Ferrer said.
Ely combined a strong political commitment with a belief in the need for an ethical approach to economics.
It is a mutual commitment with a society that fights for a country that calls for the reduction of social inequality and political decency, especially in Congress.
It is part of the Power Authority's Clean Energy Initiative, which began in May 1999, a 10-year $355 million commitment with a variety of financial-incentive energy-efficiency programs.
