Translations for „commitments“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

commitment [kəˈmɪtmənt] N

1. commitment no pl (dedication):

commitment to sth

oddanie nt czemuś

2. commitment (obligation):

commitment

zobowiązanie nt

financial commitments

zobowiązania finansowe

to make a commitment to do sth

zobowiązywać [perf zobowiązać] się coś zrobić

social commitment N

social commitment

zaangażowanie nt społeczne

Usage examples with commitments

financial commitments

zobowiązania finansowe

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Both leaders were forced to make new commitments to win cross-bench support.

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You don't make commitments like that unless you follow through with them.

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The public works programs undertaken by the Ivorian colonial government and the exploitation of natural resources required massive commitments of labor.

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In that role he fought hard for a fleet large enough to meet NATO commitments.

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As the organization moves towards meeting commitments presented in this report, managers will be able to readily access resources to aid them.

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The 2010 season was the last for the team, the result of unfulfilled sponsor commitments and poor business decisions, coupled with the failing economy.

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In the WTO, tariff commitments for goods are agreed upon and set out in each member's schedules of concessions on goods.

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While some of the five official candidates have trumpeted commitments recently, plenty of speculation remains about voting support, back-room deals and campaigning tactics.

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Families were considered to have problem debt if it had fallen behind on the repayments of bills or credit commitments.

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One of his tips for improving your credit score was to keep track of credit commitments.

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