The phrase "a constitutional commitment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a dedication or obligation to uphold constitutional principles or values.
Example: "The government has made a constitutional commitment to protect the rights of all citizens."
Alternatives: "a constitutional obligation" or "a constitutional duty".
As someone with a constitutional commitment to freedom of expression, I find these strictures disturbing.
Although this fund was emptied and closed as the country scrambled to fight the rebels, the idea is still proving popular: Ghana, for example, has created a savings fund and Niger has also made a constitutional commitment to establish one.
In the United Kingdom, where I grew up and worked as a young journalist, the absence of a constitutional commitment to free speech enables all sorts of ills, the latest of which is the phenomenon of rich businessmen and celebrities using the laws on personal privacy to persuade judges to issue (secret) gag orders against newspapers and magazines.
In their manifesto, titled A Maastricht for Research, Berlinguer and Sartori say the time has come to "speed up" the advent of the so-called European Research Area (ERA) through E.U. directives and even a "constitutional commitment".
Indeed we have been betrayed in that, because that was a constitutional commitment.
There are 11 official languages and a constitutional commitment to the development of South African sign language.
Myrdal and his associates were addressing the country's massive contradictions on matters of racial inequality, and concluded that the citizenry was riven by a legal, moral, constitutional commitment to equality, but still mired in Jim Crow laws and practices.
Is there a risk to the fundamental constitutional commitment to civilian control of the military?
Even if not all needs can be fully financed in this difficult time, agreement on a fair process, an appropriate down payment and a definitive schedule would further New York's constitutional commitment to providing equal educational opportunity.
It is a matter of defending democracy against the risk that business interests will come to dominate government decision-making — an interest that derives from the constitutional commitment to republican government.
Unfortunately, the administration has shown a complete lack of regard for our constitutional commitment to religious liberty".
