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1 financial commitment
Fin. engagement financierEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > financial commitment
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1 ( obligation) engagement m (to do à faire) ; a previous/financial commitment un engagement antérieur/financier ; to meet one's commitments honorer ses engagements ; to give a firm commitment that s'engager fermement à ce que (+ subj) ; to take on a commitment prendre un engagement ; absent due to family commitments absent en raison d'obligations familiales ;2 ( sense of duty) attachement m (to à) ; to have a strong commitment to doing être particulièrement attaché à faire ; the job demands complete commitment ce travail exige un total don de soi ; -
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commitment [kəˈmɪtmənt]* * *[kə'mɪtmənt]1) ( obligation) engagement m ( to do à faire)to give a firm commitment that — s'engager fermement à ce que (+ subj)
family commitments — obligations fpl familiales
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obligation [‚ɒblɪˈgeɪ∫ən]a. ( = duty) obligation f• these long years of study put students under an obligation to their parents ces longues études font des étudiants les obligés de leurs parents• you have an obligation to see that... il vous incombe de veiller à ce que... + subjb. ( = commitment) engagement m* * *[ˌɒblɪ'geɪʃn]1) ( duty) devoir m (towards, to envers)2) ( commitment) ( contractual) obligation f (to envers; to do de faire); ( personal) engagement m (to envers)3) ( debt) ( financial) dette f; ( of gratitude) dette f de reconnaissance -
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1 nounmust ma must-have product un mustWe have all talked about customer satisfaction and JD Powers may be measuring it, but being successful in a tight economy requires it. The Consumer Confidence Index does not establish your customers' need for a new home but it does put more pressure on how their money will be spent. Being the builder of a must-have product rather than a "choice" is absolutely essential as the willingness to make a major financial investment is now a more difficult commitment for today's consumer.
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7 obligation
1 ( duty) devoir m (towards, to envers) ; family/moral obligations devoirs familiaux/moraux ; to have an obligation to do avoir le devoir de faire ; to be under (an) obligation to do être obligé de faire ; to fulfil one's obligations faire son devoir ; out of a sense of obligation par sens du devoir ;2 ( commitment) ( contractual) obligation f (to envers ; to do de faire) ; ( personal) engagement m (to envers) ; without obligation Comm sans engagement ; there is no obligation to pay vous n'êtes pas obligé de payer ; ‘no obligation to buy’ Comm ‘sans obligation d'achat’ ; to discharge ou fulfil one's obligations remplir ses engagements ; he failed to meet his obligations il a manqué à ses engagements ; to place sb under (an) obligation to do mettre qn dans l'obligation de faire ; to be under obligation to do être obligé de faire ;3 ( debt) ( financial) dette f ; ( of gratitude) dette f de reconnaissance ; to meet one's obligations honorer ses dettes ; to repay an obligation s'acquitter d'une dette de reconnaissance ; to be under obligation to sb for sth être redevable à qn de qch.
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