The phrase "a commitment to the ideals" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing dedication or adherence to certain principles or values.
Example: "The organization has always demonstrated a commitment to the ideals of equality and justice."
Alternatives: "a dedication to the principles" or "an adherence to the values".
Any responsible citizen chooses to be represented in Congress by someone whose expressed goals and actions over a long period of time illustrate a commitment to the ideals that citizen feels are important.
The history of all Confederate flags is one of treason: They represented a violent refusal to maintain a commitment to the ideals upon which the country was founded.
Lincoln called for "a rebirth of freedom," and a commitment to the ideals that were espoused but neglected at our nation's founding.
It can be inferred from the case studies of this collection that a commitment to the ideals of participatory action research is often difficult to apply.
In the end, the appeal must be to a sense of duty to one's fellow citizens, to a commitment to the ideal of democracy and the efforts made by our forbears, and to a sense of self-respect.
"I am enthused by the idea of a marriage between excellence, relevance and a commitment to the ideal of a university that is a driver for regional development and economic growth through the internationally-recognised quality of its research and teaching," he says.
Cassandra Pybus wants to rescue Harry Washington from the "callous indifference of history," to call attention to what he shared with the first President of the United States: "a commitment to the transforming ideals of liberty and selfdetermination".
"They have set a shining example for other states across the country, and for the next generation, by demonstrating a commitment to the American ideals of inclusion and mutual respect," they wrote.
This position is already articulated in On What Gives Value to Life (1792-3); is is central to On Religion (1799) and the Soliloquies (1800), in the form of a commitment to the Herderian ideal of "humanity"; and it survives in later works (e.g. in the 1831 lecture on Leibniz's idea of a universal language).
Mine is a modern day immigration story where hard work and a commitment to the American ideal does not guarantee an invitation to stay in the U.S. Gone are the days where simply waiting for the laws to improve is a possibility.
"Our relations draw their strength from our spiritual, cultural and civilizational affinities and a shared commitment to the ideals of democracy, peace and freedom," he said, adding, "Prime Minister Abe and I will work together to strengthen our strategic partnership".
