The phrase "attract commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing ways to gain or encourage dedication or loyalty from individuals or groups.
Example: "The new marketing strategy aims to attract commitment from our customers by offering exclusive benefits."
Alternatives: "foster dedication" or "encourage loyalty".
This will include mediating and attracting commitments from the private sector, and annually reviewing performance.
In Nigeria, through its advocacy work, UNICEF was able to attract a commitment of US$20 million by the UK government for girls' education in 3 low enrolment states in the north, and a pledge of substantial funds by the Minister of Education to scale up girls' education through the Presidential Initiative.
Most of the resulting contracts have been "six-figure deals," said Mr. Sweeney, who expects it to take two years for the company to attract larger commitments.
These targets can act as a catalyst to accelerate change within countries as their high public profile attracts political commitment and financial resources.
Having to compete with only startup resources is a huge ask (Jolla's Sailfish OS has attracted a commitment from an alliance of investors to��contribute $259 million to help it build out the ecosystem — however that financing was not committed as an upfront payment so it's unclear how much has been contributed to date).
The firm says this second fund attracted "substantial commitments" from both existing and new investors.
"It was getting difficult to attract sponsors and get commitment for financial support," Mr. Duncan said.
But it was the opening of the Singapore FreePort last year that signaled the government's commitment to attract the art world to the city.
However, he has been persuaded by cabinet ministers to secure a pre-election legislative commitment to attract Liberal Democrat voters and embarrass any future Conservative government that would be faced with repealing the legislation if it wanted to avoid holding the referendum.
In keeping with "the Administration's continuing commitment to attract and retain highly skilled immigrants," says a DHS statement, one of the rule changes would allow H-4 dependent spouses of H-1B visa holders who are in process of applying for permanent residency to obtain work authorization.
