The phrase "agreeing to the commitments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing acceptance or acknowledgment of obligations or responsibilities in a formal or informal context.
Example: "By signing the contract, you are agreeing to the commitments outlined in the document."
Alternatives: "accepting the obligations" or "consenting to the responsibilities."
Users who decline to agree to the "commitment" will no longer be able to host or book units on Airbnb.
Agreeing to the wrong commitments, and passing up the right opportunities, stops you doing your very best work.
Ofcom agreed to the revised commitments after London Live promised not to show teleshopping and gambling in peaktime.
Two labor advocates who attended the meeting — which the German government had arranged long before last Wednesday's factory collapse — said it remained unclear whether those companies would agree to the financial commitments needed to ensure safety at the more than 4,000 garment factories in Bangladesh.
In that case, the U.S. successfully negotiated a compromise that changed the status of the Cuban government's suspension from the OAS by requiring the Cuban government to agree to the covenants and commitments of the OAS before the regional body would consider re-integration.
The process of greening an entire street or neighborhood is similar to requesting a tree that fronts your home –– except you'll need to do some door knocking to get neighbors and possibly property owners and managers or an HOA board to agree to the plantings and "commitment to water" as well.
To demolish this argument you only need to consider the ripe age at which many recruits agree to the life-altering commitment of enlisting, the fact that war is hell, and the high rates of homelessness, unemployment, mental illness, and substance abuse among veterans.
Recognizing that assistance through transition is pivotal to Afghanistan's trajectory, the international community agreed to the 2012 NATO and Tokyo commitments.
The cable company agreed to this commitment as part of its federally approved joint venture with NBC Universal in 2011.
Because both sides have voluntarily agreed to the commitment and have put their reputations on the line they are likely to act with urgency and discipline.
Moreover, the Commission bowed to ACEA pressure and agreed to review the commitment 'under certain circumstances' should fiscal measures interfere with the particular fuel-efficient technologies which the manufacturers were trying to promote ([95] in[98]).
