The phrase "authorities are committed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the dedication or determination of authorities to a particular cause, policy, or action.
Example: "The authorities are committed to improving public safety through new regulations and community outreach programs."
Alternatives: "authorities are dedicated" or "authorities are focused".
Government Commitment The Somaliland authorities are committed to support decentralization and transfer resources to provide services that enables local districts to support education.
He said federal authorities are committed to tracking down anyone who provides "information to hostile governments".
"In this context, the EU data protection authorities are committed to act and continue their investigations.
Still, the credit authorities are committed to curbing the rally, along with investor wealth and consumer spending.
If the authorities are committed to a root and branch reform of our system of governance then they must first invest in our rural and urban areas and tackle corruption.
"If by the end of January 2016, no appropriate solution is found with the U.S. authorities and depending on the assessment of the transfer tools by the Working Party, EU data protection authorities are committed to take all necessary and appropriate actions, which may include coordinated enforcement actions," the watchdogs said in a statement.
"While Syrian authorities are committing crimes against humanity including systematic killings and torture, Australia is doing the unthinkable – trying to send Syrians back home," Pearson said.
Elaine Pearson, the Australia director of Human Rights Watch, said: "While Syrian authorities are committing crimes against humanity including systematic killings and torture, Australia is doing the unthinkable – trying to send Syrians back home.
And the Bishop of Chichester, the Rt Rev Martin Warner, said the Church authorities were committed to bringing any alleged criminal matters to the attention of the police and "to ensure that the Diocese of Chichester is a safe place for all in our Church communities".
The government of Maldives issued a statement of "...deep concern on the sudden disappearance of Mr. Ahmed Rilwan Abdulla" and noted that, "...the Government and concerned authorities were committed to maximum effort in searching for the whereabouts of Minivan news journalist who was last seen on CCTV footage from Hulhumale..."....
After the late-night meeting on Saturday, the two sides issued a brief statement: "Israel and the Palestinian Authority are committed to achieving peace, and the sides hope that the exchange of letters between President Abbas and Prime Minister Netanyahu will further this goal".
