The phrase "authorities committed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or decisions made by governing bodies or organizations, often in the context of policies or legal matters.
Example: "The authorities committed to implementing new regulations to ensure public safety."
Alternatives: "officials dedicated" or "government bodies pledged".
The next day, the local authorities committed Mr. Uematsu to a psychiatric hospital.
It is a lesson that keeps Asian authorities committed to a preemptive approach in avoiding major threats to stability.
It's especially good on the years at Stammheim, where the authorities committed every possible error, above all by keeping the prisoners in collective isolation as a group.
In the process of deportation, the Turkish authorities committed atrocities on a vast scale: most estimates of Armenian deaths have ranged from 600,000 to 1,500,000 for this period.
It is a powerful passage, marred by the use of the third person – Tindall writes of herself as "the girl", making it all sound rather twee – in which she laments the deliberate immiseration of postwar Stepney by public authorities committed to a wasteful and unnecessary policy of "comprehensive redevelopment".
In Moscow, the Russian foreign ministry said in a statement: "The Kiev authorities committed another crime against their own people".
With the Russian government continuing to enable President Bashar al-Assad's violent campaign against civilians, it is time for the United States government to use all available channels to disrupt supply chains providing resources to Syrian authorities committing atrocities.
I am not surprised that the number of Eritreans choosing this path keeps increasing – simply because I have not seen authorities committing to changing the root causes of this exodus.
Legal observers interviewed by The State newspaper said charges were unlikely because Phelps was not caught by authorities committing a crime and that credible witness would be difficult to find, making a court case difficult to prove under South Carolina law.
The text of the new agreement says: "The Greek authorities commit to refrain from any rollback of measures and unilateral changes to the policies and structural reforms that would negatively impact fiscal targets, economic recovery or financial stability, as assessed by the institutions".
"Under international law, authorities commit an enforced disappearance when they refuse to acknowledge holding someone in custody or conceal the person's fate or whereabouts, thereby placing them outside the protection of the law and increasing the risk of torture or ill-treatment," Swerdlow said.
