"perform commitment" can be used in written English.
It refers to fulfilling or carrying out a promise or agreement. It can be used in formal or professional contexts. Example: The company expects its employees to perform their commitments to their clients with utmost dedication and professionalism.
An ordained interfaith minister who called himself Reverend Glenn of Trees offered to perform commitment ceremonies for $450.
One ruling, by Rabbi Joel Roth, said rabbis "will not perform commitment ceremonies for gays and lesbians"; the second, by Rabbis Daniel Nevins, Elliot Dorff and Avram Reisner, said that "stable, committed, Jewish relationships" were necessary for gay and straight people alike and should be celebrated.
Viva Las Vegas co-owner Ron DeCar claims to have been the first on the Strip to perform commitment ceremonies when he opened the chapel in 1999, and his staff members have been calling those couples, inviting them to return to get married.
To assess the accuracy of the calculated free energy, we performed commitment analysis (35) on the identified transition states at r values of 3.28 and 3.75.
But performing commitments as a result of the Leventritt kept him on tour.
Alongside his performing commitments, he has given a great deal of time and energy to music education in the UK.
Mr. Christie expects to be a part of it, though the time he has available will be limited by his continuing performing commitments.
Rabbi Jen Krause is to perform the commitment ceremony.
The Rev. Pat Bumgardner, a minister of the Metropolitan Community Churches, a Protestant denomination, will perform the commitment ceremony.
The Rev. Margot Campbell Gross performed a commitment ceremony.
The Rev. Randall C. K. Day, an Episcopal priest, performed the commitment ceremony.
