The phrase "a commitment to the world" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a dedication or obligation towards global issues, communities, or the environment.
Example: "Our organization has always had a commitment to the world, focusing on sustainable practices and social responsibility."
Alternatives: "a dedication to global issues" or "an obligation to society".
People took this on as a commitment to the world.
In MacNeice it is something more worldly and more likeable: something like a commitment to the world.
Humanistic ideals, Unna emphasized, are inherently universalistic; they are, he said, "moral and cultural values that generate a commitment to the world and to humanity".
In the end, you have to live in the world, but if you make a commitment to the world 'as you make it', then you will discover that having to live in the world is perhaps a lesser restriction than one might otherwise think.
Moving to demonstrate a commitment to the developing world, the United States showcased a series of multimillion-dollar projects today aimed at helping poor countries reduce poverty and protect their natural resources.
Similar bells representing a commitment to the cause of world peace can be found in many civic areas, including Hiroshima's Peace Memorial Park.
"It's hard to get excited about a limited review of an opaque policy sold to the public as a serious commitment to the world's forests," he said.
Under this deal, Iran has made a binding commitment to the world, forswearing the ability to ever build a nuclear bomb.
He also called Social Security a solemn commitment to the World War II generation and accused Vice President Al Gore of using "scare tactics" in criticizing his plans.
With the Feder-bear, fans can take home a plush toy teddy bear version of this top-ranked tennis player with a proven commitment to the world's children.
"As the leading innovator in the toy industry," the letter opens breathlessly, "Mattel approaches business with a forward-looking commitment to the world in which we live and play".
