The phrase "aims and commitments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing goals and responsibilities in various contexts, such as business, personal development, or project planning.
Example: "Our organization has clearly defined its aims and commitments for the upcoming year to ensure we meet our objectives."
Alternatives: "goals and obligations" or "objectives and promises".
This conception incorporates their primary aims, ambitions, and commitments to others, and is informed by the conscientious moral, religious, and philosophical convictions that give meaning for them to their lives.
In another important public sphere, Peter Broks yesterday pointed to NHS Citizen, where the aim and commitment is to facilitate long-term engagement of the public on healthcare policy.
Despite these common aims and methodological commitments, feminists have analyzed globalization from a number of different theoretical perspectives.
These primary aims, convictions, ambitions, and commitments are among the primary motivations of the parties in the original position.
Clinging is different from healthy desire, where we have wholesome values, aims, purposes, aspiration, and commitments -- without being attached to the results.
But with pollsters, bookmakers and pundits all predicting that Goldsmith will be defeated by Labour's Sadiq Khan come 5 May and insider reports of Tory concerns that their man's mayoral bid has been short of brio, a formal restatement of aims and confirmation of commitment was not a bad idea.
It also provides data required to monitor progress towards national and international goals and commitments aimed at promoting the welfare of children.
Because the majority of Iranians share the government's ambitions to nuclear power, which lay at the heart of these sanctions, the west should clarify how Iran can both pursue its legitimate aims and live up to its commitments to the International Atomic Energy Association.
The Stop Child Abuse campaign aims to mobilize leadership and commitment at a policy level in order to afford greater protection to children.
