The phrase "actions commitment" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It may be intended to express a commitment to taking specific actions, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "Our team's actions commitment is crucial for achieving our goals."
Alternatives: "commitment to action" or "dedication to actions".
Mr Javid, who called the meeting, said on Twitter that "important actions commitments" had been achieved.
In a written opinion, the civil rights lawyer and federal judge Constance Baker Motley, who oversaw a settlement in 1994, called the group's lack of progress "unconscionable given the existence of an affirmative action commitment".
In September, UN secretary-general Ban Ki Moon launched an online database, the Platform for Action, Commitments and Transformation, where aid agencies and donors are invited to submit progress reports, showcase results and make new partnerships in regards to commitments made at the WHS.
"In the coming months all political levels in Romania will need to demonstrate through their actions their commitment to these principles in order to restore confidence".
"Egypt's political leaders have a responsibility to signal, by their words and their actions, their commitment to a peaceful and democratic dialogue which includes all of Egypt's constituencies, including women".
And if you are a major policy leader, you're supposed to shout your dissatisfaction with your actions and commitment to improvement from the rooftop.
But we at UNICEF are convinced that working together under enlightened leadership, with committed partners, and with an appropriate plan of action and commitment to resources, we can make that dream a reality for each and every child on Earth.
It is thus through action and commitment that one finds whatever personal meaning one can, though it has no objective significance.
It is often a mirage, a substitute for real action and commitment by a theatre to a writer and his or her play.
