The phrase "all of the commitments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to every commitment or obligation in a specific context, such as in a discussion about responsibilities or agreements.
Example: "We need to review all of the commitments made during the last meeting to ensure we are on track."
Alternatives: "every commitment" or "all commitments".
"I am convinced that we must comply openly and plainly with all of the commitments Mexico has made on international human rights," he said.
He says he intends to proceed with all of the commitments in the Coalition's May budget because it was a "carefully considered roadmap" for prudent fiscal management that would deliver Australia's future economy security, if Labor supported it.
"Despite all of the commitments, consultations, expert opinions, polling and campaigning, we are no closer to a referendum than we were when I was appointed to the expert panel in December 2010," he said.
The United States is prepared to pursue "simultaneously and in parallel" all of the commitments outlined at the Trump-Kim Singapore Summit, said the U.S. Special Representative for North Korea Stephen Biegun at an event hosted by Shorenstein APARC on Thursday, January 31.
"With all of the commitments, they just don't have the time," says Wool.
"Facebook Ireland is investing a huge amount of effort to ensure we are making progress against all of the commitments we made during the audit," a spokesperson told TechCrunch.
Fiscal transparency commitments made up around one third of all the commitments in the first 51 OGP action plans.
"It represents an absolute betrayal of all the commitments and promises Prime Minister Trudeau made during the last election," Stewart Phillip, head of the Union of BC Indian Chiefs, told the Canadian Press.
"That said, a launch of this kind, which would abrogate our agreement, would call into question the credibility of all the commitments" North Korea has made, Ms. Nuland said.
This would be less serious if one had a notion of belief in which one already, in some sense, believed all of the inferential commitments of one's explicit beliefs (Brandom 1994), though it would still have the consequence of an invalid inference changing the meanings of the terms involved because of the new commitments acquired.
Ortega's announcements won guarded praise from other Central American leaders, who issued a final summit statement calling for immediate compliance with all of the unfulfilled commitments of the peace accord.
