The usage of "commitment of being" is not correct. The phrase "commitment to be" would be more appropriate in written English. For example, "She showed a commitment to be a better student by studying diligently."
That six pack is a permanent testament to his dedication and commitment of being the best.
If they are not I will readdress it and see if I am still capable of taking on a commitment of being a professional sportsman and play.
Houses will have to be more energy efficient – but will new homes have to meet the previous government's commitment of being zero carbon by 2016?
Thanks for your thoughts and comments after ten years of librarian work, you have reinforced my commitment of being the best I can be, but on my own terms.
They have never been "good soldiers" in the struggle and gone on to the next level of commitment of being a community-center director or a group-home or substance-abuse counselor or a youth mentor in a church or in a reading-partners program.
As a foster parent to two young girls, Judy Cockerton knew the foster care system was losing out on people who wanted to help but couldn't take on the full commitment of being a foster parent.
I got this sense of commitment and of being involved in something that had a sense of purpose.
While listening from the university is very helpful, commitment of resources is somewhat more difficult.
For example, much of what drives a classic "fear of commitment" is the fear of being vulnerable and then being hurt.
Its oil supply was not threatened, and its commitment of troops was largely symbolic.
"I thought the commitment of time was too much.
