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Discover LudwigThe phrase "lifetime commitments" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to promises or obligations that last for the duration of one's life. Example: "Marriage is a serious decision, as it involves making lifetime commitments to your partner."
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But others were consistent with their lifetime commitments.
We came from an idealistic generation and made lifetime commitments to making safe abortion a fundamental component of women's health care.
Nonetheless, the teaching remains most powerfully expressed in the way it is lived -- in this case by thousands of people willing to make lifetime commitments to serve Jews not of their movement, and often in obscure and isolated places.
I also believe that we should love our neighbor and respect others, including those making lifetime commitments.
She continued, "This reality has taught me that the relationships that don't lead to lifetime commitments are not failures.
"I hope that we can show respect for the good people on all sides of the gay and lesbian marriage issue -- including couples making lifetime commitments to each other who are seeking greater legal protections and those of us who believe marriage is a sacrament and want to safeguard religious liberty".
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"Marriage means a lifetime commitment.
Is this a lifetime commitment?
"Parrots are a lifetime commitment".
Result: another lifetime commitment sidestepped.
"Hormone therapy is not a lifetime commitment".
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