The phrase "a commitment to cease" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an agreement or promise to stop a particular action or behavior.
Example: "The organization made a commitment to cease all operations in the affected area to ensure the safety of the community."
Alternatives: "a promise to stop" or "an agreement to halt".
A statement from the Brazilian president's office cited a "lack of... explanations and commitment to cease interceptive activities". .
"He is committed to working together with President Rousseff and her government in diplomatic channels to move beyond this issue as a source of tension in our bilateral relationship". A statement from the Brazilian president's office was harsher, citing a "lack of... explanations and commitment to cease interceptive activities" for the cancellation.
But in a statement on Tuesday, the Brazilian government said that "given the proximity of the scheduled state visit to Washington - and in the absence of a timely investigation of the incident, with corresponding explanations and the commitment to cease the interception activities" it could not go ahead as planned.
In all cases, the day will pass and the killing will continue in spite of the Free Syrian Army's announcement of its commitment to cease fire in compliance with Annan's demand.
The statement adds: "We reiterate our commitment to ceasing support to and official contact with parallel institutions.
She added: "China should heed to its prior public commitments to cease land reclamation and militarisation on their outposts in the South China Sea, and instead focus on reaching agreement on acceptable behaviour in disputed areas".
Instead of abiding by a commitment to a cease-fire negotiated with the United Nations, he has kept his killing machine rolling, raising the death toll to an estimated 9,000 Syrians in the year since the start of the uprising.
On Wednesday, a Palestinian militant was killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza, days after armed groups here announced a commitment to an unofficial cease-fire with Israel.
The summit produced what was termed a multipronged agreement calling for a cease-fire and a commitment to send African Union (AU) peacekeepers to the front lines if UN peacekeepers could not protect civilians.
