The phrase "and commitment to be" is not correct as it stands and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing dedication or resolve, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "Our team values hard work and commitment to be successful in our projects."
Alternatives: "and dedication to be" or "and resolve to be".
"You need passion and commitment to be successful," said Valentine, who is loaded with both.
The person in charge must select classroom teachers based solely on their desire and commitment to be in the project.
In a letter to the Daily Telegraph, they declared he had "the vision, energy and commitment to be an outstanding mayor".
Far too many employees are "phoning" it in, lacking the passion and commitment to be a part of the solution.
The storied venture firm Benchmark has added a new general partner, Sarah Tavel, it announced this morning, saying that Tavel's "career-long desire and commitment to be one of the world's great venture capitalists" makes her an "ideal addition" to the Benchmark team.
The storied venture firm Benchmark has added a new general partner, Sarah Tavel, it announced this morning, saying that Tavel's "career-long desire and commitment to be one of the world's great venture capitalists" makes her an "ideal addition" to the Benchmark team.
But they also feel a calling for and commitment to being nurturers and moral supporters of their family members' dreams and aspirations.
Kraft takes out four-page ads in trade magazines touting its displays and commitment to being a "center-store partner" with grocers.
This expression of concern and commitment to being of help and the clinical attention to, as well as respect for, social and cultural contexts, can also increase trust in and commitment to the institutions of the larger society [ 37].
Our ordinary language allows a diverse set of beliefs and commitments to be held together under the general rubric of pacifism.
I am marching for my self and my commitment to be a person of integrity and conviction.
