The phrase "a commitment to implement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing intentions or promises to carry out a specific action or plan.
Example: "The organization has made a commitment to implement sustainable practices in all its operations."
Alternatives: "a pledge to execute" or "a promise to carry out".
Talks continued, however, and bore progress when a commitment to implement the September 2012 agreements, with specific deadlines attached to the necessary actions, was signed in March 2013.
"The Church of England was not satisfied that News Corp. had shown, or is likely in the immediate future to show, a commitment to implement necessary corporate governance reform," the church said in a statement.
Many Latin American countries signed onto the Consenso de Montevideo Sobre Población y Desarrollo, which included a commitment to implement comprehensive sexual and reproductive health programs, particularly for adolescents.
This is followed by stage 2, the adoption of the concept of perinatal audit and a commitment to implement the programme.
Achieving this requires a commitment to implementing a crisis-ready corporate culture that stems from the top, down.
Ramping up internal processes over time may be enough to show prosecutors a commitment to implementing adequate procedures for preventing tax evasion.
Jingles is just one reminder of the inherent goodness that resides in all beings, and the power that comes with having a heart filled with love, and a commitment to implementing that love in the world.
Services must therefore make a commitment to implementing a framework that promotes the translation of evidence into practice.
Fertility desires is intention to have more children despite the diagnosis of HIV, whereas intentions denote a commitment to implementing fertility desires.
Mr. Browne said that he had seen "a serious commitment to implement a range of measures which will make a difference".
"With the expansion of the Schools for Africa initiative, we are not just celebrating this step as a great success, but as a serious commitment to implement and realize what the great man Nelson Mandela said: 'Education is the key for a better world,'" Mr. Kramer, a key donor of the initiative said.
