The phrase "and commitments about the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing obligations or promises related to a specific topic or subject matter.
Example: "The report outlines the company's goals and commitments about the sustainability initiatives for the upcoming year."
Alternatives: "and obligations regarding the" or "and promises concerning the".
In settling a similar suit a few months ago, Smith Barney Inc. -- now part of Salomon Smith Barney, a unit of the Travelers Group -- promised to spend $15 million on diversity training, and made specific commitments about the future hiring of women and minorities into good jobs.
He valued (1) empiricism without universal generalizations or laws of development, as well as (2) the synthesis between the subjective and objective aspects of interpreted materials without metaphysical commitments about the mind, and (3) the interest, found in Meyer and Schmoller, in the plurality of conditions and institutions that may characterize a historical phenomenon or period.
It must have the participation of school leaders and administrators to generate commitment and bring about the necessary changes.
The status of multiple realization in philosophy is currently a subject of debate and may hinge on certain metaphysical commitments about the concept of realization (Gillett 2002, 2003, 2010).
Fist, epistemic 1-intensions establish a Fregean connection between meaning and apriority by isolating an aspect of naïve linguistic understanding that reflects the subject's own rational commitments about the truth- and applicability-conditions of her words.
A minimal interpretation makes no commitments about the underlying physical structure that causes mental illness.
So, with all these priorities and commitments flying about in the ether, we've decided to slice through the cloudy rubbish and bring you the definitive guide to nightlife and the London mayoral race.
His thoughtfulness about and commitment to the subject were exceptional and inspiring, and, after many discussions, it became clear to me that he was the right person to lead the School in this new era," said University President Lee C. Bollinger.
"Women — straight or gay — tend to want to settle down years before men do," says Dan Savage, a sex-advice columnist and the author of "The Commitment," about the same-sex marriage debate and his decision to marry his long-term boyfriend.
"We talk a lot with the players and staff about loyalty and commitment to the club, and that is something I feel strongly about too so I'm very happy to be able to agree a new contract here.
