stronger commitment

[ˈstrɔŋər kəˈmɪtmənt]
noun phrasepl: stronger commitments
compromisso mais forte
1. A more resolute, determined, or binding pledge or obligation to achieve or maintain something
The company showed a stronger commitment to environmental sustainability this year.
A empresa demonstrou um compromisso mais forte com a sustentabilidade ambiental este ano.
2. An increased level of dedication or loyalty toward a person, organization, or cause
Their stronger commitment to the project resulted in better outcomes.
Seu compromisso mais forte com o projeto resultou em melhores resultados.
3. A reinforced or more serious dedication compared to a previous state or another party
We need a stronger commitment from all team members to meet our goals.
Precisamos de um compromisso mais forte de todos os membros da equipe para atingir nossos objetivos.
In both Brazilian and American business contexts, 'stronger commitment' is frequently used in corporate communications, policy statements, and organizational pledges. In Brazil, it often appears in government initiatives and sustainability reports. The phrase reflects a cultural emphasis on accountability and concrete action rather than mere promises.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
firmer commitmentgreater dedicationdeeper commitmentmore resolute pledgeenhanced obligation
Antonyms / Antônimos
weaker commitmentlesser dedicationsuperficial commitmenthalf-hearted pledgediminished obligation

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
compromisso mais forte
Standard term used across Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
compromisso mais firme
Alternative formulation commonly used in Rio
São Paulo
compromisso mais robusto
More formal variant used in business contexts
Portugal
compromisso mais forte / empenho mais forte
Both terms are acceptable; 'empenho' is also commonly used

Related Words

commitmentdedicationobligationpledgeaccountabilityloyaltyresolve

Related Idioms & Phrases

to make a stronger commitment
to show stronger commitment
a stronger commitment to excellence
demonstrate stronger commitment
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