increased commitment

collocation in English

meaningsofincreaseandcommitment

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increase
noun[C or U]
uk
/ˈɪn.kriːs/us
/ˈɪn.kriːs/
a rise in the amount or size ...
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commitment
noun
uk
/kəˈmɪt.mənt/us
/kəˈmɪt.mənt/
a promise or firm decision to ...
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(Definition ofincreaseandcommitmentfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Part of the reason for theincreasedcommitmentin adulthood may be that participation is intrinsically motivated.
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They should result in increased regional ownership of both the figures and the policies and inincreasedcommitmentto their delivery.
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They should lead to increased regional ownership of the policies, andincreasedcommitmentto their delivery.
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I hope that this will not involve anyincreasedcommitmentto the taxpayer.
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Now we find that the result is anincreasedcommitmentto an institution which, under whatever name you call it, is a prison.
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We shall certainly be looking for anincreasedcommitmentto joint industry funding for research and development where that is appropriate.
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The evidence ofincreasedcommitmentcan be seen in several ways, one of which is by looking at the increase in expenditure.
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This will benefit the organisation throughincreasedcommitmentand enhanced productivity.
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It pays in terms of morale,increasedcommitment, less absenteeism and a lower staff turnover.
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First, there must be anincreasedcommitmentto increasing competition with the various public sector entities.
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Obviously, there is a need for anincreasedcommitmentof resources for the challenges to be met.
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In the way that other modern essentials such as gas and electricity reflect use, so, too, must water, with anincreasedcommitmentby water authorities to water meters.
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There is no doubt that an increasing reliance on, and willingness to use, reserve forces must be accompanied by anincreasedcommitmentto preserve their strength and improve their quality.
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In conclusion, good health would be better promoted were greater attention paid to the great benefits of complementary medicine, and if there were anincreasedcommitmentto preventive medicine.
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Actual benefits range fromincreasedcommitmentto higher feelings of self-efficacy, as well as increased organizational effectiveness and civic engagement.
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The effect involves anincreasedcommitmentto persevere in the midst of parental opposition and interference.
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With anincreasedcommitmentfrom all actors to such an approach, and corresponding investment, many experts believed violence against women and girls could be ended within a generation.
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