Sentence examples for commit to enact from inspiring English sources
We are calling on all parties to commit to enact section 78 of the Equality Act which requires big businesses to publish information on their gender pay gaps.
To do that, though, they'll need to understand the role of a political party in a democracy: identify ways to improve people's lives, and then to actually commit to enacting them.
They also committed to enact limits on bonuses and force banks to hold more cash reserves.
BBC's executives have already acknowledged the report's findings and committed to enact one of its most tangible recommendations: appointing a fulltime science news editor.
In September 2015, US President Obama and Chinese President Xi committed to "enact nearly complete bans on ivory imports and exports".
The Senate president, Richard J. Codey, said in a statement that Senate Democrats were committed to enacting legislation before July.
"It would have been better in terms of privacy and access to mental health professionals who are committed to enacting the spirit of the legislation.
For example, signing the Declaration on the Elimination of Violence Against Women implies that a nation is committed to enacting and enforcing laws against violence toward women.
The party that decries judicial activism appoints conservative ideologues committed to enacting the retrograde social agenda of white evangelicals.
"Randall Woodfin will be a mayor committed to enacting a progressive agenda that will truly serve the needs of all Birmingham residents," the Our Revolution president said.
