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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'commit to not' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when expressing a strong decision or intention to avoid doing something. For example, you could say: "I commit to not procrastinating on my university assignments this semester."
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"They couldn't commit to not being committed," Ms. Whitfield said.
They commit to not having children, as the sound of youngsters screeching eerily interrupts a romantic dinner.
A United States president might publicly condemn the Chinese but privately commit to not shooting down their planes, or to engage in "counter-geoengineering".
The Obama administration condemned both leaks, and demanded that WikiLeaks return all secret American documents and commit to not publishing any more.
The "Milan Charter", which will be presented to the United Nations, encourages visitors to commit to not wasting food and water, and to play an active role in building a sustainable world.
Employees who commit to not driving get a custom-made bike from a local bike shop and three days a week a chef cooks the office a wheat- and dairy-free lunch.
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"Asiatisch" is also committed to not resolving.
They were all committed to not firing on federal agents".
… We thought you were committed to not cutting tax credits.
"I did Dennis — he committed to not drinking, but he's ambivalent about 12 Step".
I unfortunately have been almost bizarrely committed to not archiving anything.
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