The phrase "a commitment to the enforcement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the dedication or obligation to uphold or implement certain rules, laws, or policies.
Example: "The organization has made a commitment to the enforcement of environmental regulations to ensure a sustainable future."
Alternatives: "a dedication to upholding" or "an obligation to implement".
We are told that it promises "real investigations, tough sanctions and a commitment to the enforcement of standards that its predecessor, the PCC, did not have".
The idea of a Southern state delivering its electoral votes to "the party of Lincoln" would have seemed outrageous before the 1960s — before, that is, the national Democratic Party made a commitment to the enforcement of civil rights for blacks.
"We renew our commitment to the enforcement of young women's rights, today we shed light on the challenges girls face, especially at this critical period that Egypt is going through," said Dr. Nasr Al Sayed, Secretary General of the NCCM.
Florida Governor Jeb Bush told reporters during a Puerto Rico visit that "there has to be a commitment to the rule of law and to law enforcement".
To curb the illegal side of the trade, Ms. Lyons suggests, Indonesia needs to acknowledge the problem and make a commitment to more strict enforcement of its laws.
She added: "Instead of hasty measures, the government should make a commitment to effective law enforcement and the more difficult and lengthy steps needed to reform the criminal justice system".
He was guided instead by a reverence for the Constitution and a commitment to take politics out of law enforcement.
In an enforcement action launched with the World Trade Organization, the U.S. said China failed to abide by a commitment to eliminate duties of 5%to20%0% charged on exports of materials, including cobalt, copper, graphite, lead and tin. .
Moments like these underscore my commitment to the mission of law enforcement and the honor that I have to serve as the nation's chief law enforcement officer.
While the activist organization Common Cause applauded the six-count indictment as "a welcome statement about the Justice Department's commitment to strict enforcement of our campaign finance laws," the head of an ethics advocacy group in Washington disagreed.
They also discussed the airport's commitment to continuing enforcement of existing noise rules and a voluntary curfew, as well as a promise not to expand beyond 14 gates — the same number as the existing terminal.
