Collocations for commitment - noun

absolute, complete, full, total
clear, deep, firm, genuine, great, passionate, real, serious, strong
continued, continuing, lifelong, long-standing, long-term, ongoing, unwavering
The company is making a long-term commitment to breaking into the American market.

increased, increasing
general, open-ended
government, personal, professional, public
emotional, ideological, moral, political, religious

degree, level

give, make
The president made a firm commitment to increasing spending on health.

demonstrate, display, show
to demonstrate a commitment to human rights

lack
affirm, reaffirm
require, take
Learning to play the violin requires strong commitment.

commitment on
The government avoided giving any commitments on spending.

commitment to
his lifelong commitment to the socialist cause

a lack of commitment

big, considerable, major
binding
prior
international, overseas
business, domestic, family, financial, military, social, teaching, work

have, take on
I don't want to take on any more commitments.

fulfil/fulfill, honour/honor, meet
She can't meet her financial commitments.

get out of, wriggle out of
He is trying to wriggle out of his various domestic commitments.

commitment on
to honour/honor commitments on reduction of air pollution

heavy
a heavy commitment of capital

time

commitment of
The war on poverty requires a commitment of resources from the developing nations.