'extra commitment' is a correct phrase in written English.
It is used to describe when someone is putting in more effort than normal. For example, "John has shown extra commitment to his studies this semester resulting in excellent grades".
It sends a signal that you're contributing to your team and that you're putting in that extra commitment to get the work done".
The biggest symbol of that extra commitment will be the British Comedy Awards, which will be filmed at the Indigo at the O2 Centre in London in January.
Yet Dunga, Brazil's pragmatic coach, saw something in him, some extra commitment to defense from a midfield combatant, that makes both the coach and the player a lightning rod in Brazil.
I know the extra commitment, energy and resilience that Labour's leadership needs on top of what I already do, and I know it won't work for me while the children are young.
Possible solutions might be to treat all students as gifted, with enriched experiences for all, or to provide accelerated programs through an "academy" approach, where any student willing to make an extra commitment to academics is included.
However, to prepare for the World Cup, the Matildas were required to undertake a six-month preparation program without any adjustment to their remuneration and conditions, which would recognise the extra commitment.
"They had a little bit of extra special commitment that took advantage of us in some specific positions defensively.
Spain is the champion of that, too, but it has to fit in these extra commitments to show off its talents on other continents.
Theresa May has declined to make any extra commitments on receiving child refugees affected by the demolition of the Calais refugee camp, after the French president, François Hollande, rang her to ask for the Britain to consider its "moral duty".
However, the financial blow will be cushioned somewhat as the BBC is expected to be allowed to put the £130m a year currently set aside to subsidise digital TV switchover towards funding its extra commitments after the analogue signal is turned off in 2012.
Surely no-one believed that that the BBC could go on delivering on all fronts when its budget has been constrained due to the licence fee freeze at a time when it has also been required to take on extra commitments.
