The phrase "a man to commit" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of a man who is willing to commit to something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "He is not just any man to commit; he is someone who takes his promises seriously."
Alternatives: "a man willing to commit" or "a man ready to commit".
Instead of finding a man to commit myself to, I first need to fully make a commitment to myself: a commitment to be my own best friend, my own Prince Charming, my own fairy tale happy ending.
Quieter Wagner and Richard Strauss? It's enough to drive a man to commit Euroscepticism.
According to this report, Ismayilova was jailed over a charge of encouraging a man to commit suicide, which she denies; the man is still alive.
"I saw the best way to get a man to commit was to decline being his girlfriend in the beginning and to continue seeing other men," she says.
In the summer of 1970, in Aix-en-Provence, a woman was sentenced to twelve years' imprisonment on the suspicion that she had incited a man to commit murder.
So what could have driven a man to commit such a gruesome act?
The indictment says that Tito's Crew was kept on "retainer" by a Colombian man "to commit murders in the United States on demand".
To those of us who spent the early evening trick-or-treating, surrounded by happy children, it was difficult to imagine what might cause a young man to commit mass murder.
To those of us who spent the early evening trick-or-treating, surrounded by happy children, it was difficult to imagine what might move a young man to commit mass murder.
By John Cassidy November 1, 2017 To those of us who spent the early evening trick-or-treating, surrounded by happy children, it was difficult to imagine what might move a young man to commit mass murder.
I don't know just what could have led an apparently normal young man to commit such a crime.
