The phrase "agree that commitment" is not correct as it lacks clarity and context in written English.
It could be used in a context where one is discussing a mutual understanding or acknowledgment of a commitment, but it needs additional words for clarity.
Example: "We all agree that commitment to our goals is essential for success."
Alternatives: "acknowledge the commitment" or "concur on the commitment".
If both parties agree that plural expressions have semantic values, and if both agree that commitments to objects are incurred only by singular first-order terms and variables, then perhaps it does not matter whether other sorts of terms and variables should be regarded as introducing their own distinctive kinds of ontological commitment.
In mid-2000, the committee agreed that commitment on health services should be unbound in all modes of trade except consumption abroad.
Both want the mission "clarified" and agree that the commitment cannot be indefinite.
All agreed that Khat is a social phenomenon that requires strong political commitment in order to address it heads on.
All agree that unless a commitment is made -- by society and minority families themselves -- the old arguments will still be around in 25 years.
As Bennett explains, "biographers and critics agree that Mary Shelley's commitment to bring Shelley the notice she believed his works merited was the single, major force that established Shelley's reputation during a period when he almost certainly would have faded from public view".
The Lib Dems suffered an immense political blow when they agreed to abandon that commitment in late 2010 when tuition fees were trebled.
While HR and equalities departments are incredibly committed to getting it right, those managing on the ground may be less likely to show that commitment: I agree that the finance industry is taking the challenge of the lack of women at senior level seriously and that it accepts that there is a pressing need to do something about it.
But here, the gender breakdown was stark: 86percentt of the women agreed that their commitment to work affected their ability to take personal time, but only 52percentt of the men did.
Dr. Chan and Mr. Lake agreed that the commitment of governments and the implementation of strategies to overcome local constraints to access and use of essential services are critical success factors.
