The phrase "commitment to respect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to express someone's dedication to honoring the rights and beliefs of another or others. For example: "He made a strong commitment to respect the other team's way of doing things."
Bhikhu Parekh: What makes us all British is a common commitment to respect our differences.
Others doubt that signing onto the ICC is indeed a credible commitment to respect human rights.
We have to protect our products from piracy, but we also have a commitment to respect fundamental human rights.
Also troubling was his willingness to flout his conservative commitment to respect the integrity of state political processes.
In return, the divided Syrian opposition must provide a firm commitment to respect the rights of minorities.
Some argue that simply by joining the Rome Statute, countries make a credible commitment to respect human rights.
An understanding of changing crime and threat patterns, and the protection of the most vulnerable; Show evidence of a lasting commitment to respecting and valuing difference and inclusion.
One result is something of a Potemkin village: government proclaims its full commitment to respecting the First Amendment without actually permitting any observable dissent to take place near the convention.
"It's important that the Venezuelan government explains the legal basis for that decision, otherwise there'll be some doubt about its commitment to respecting freedom of expression," says Roger Noriega, the American State Department's top official for Latin America, politely.
In April, the Labor Department abruptly withdrew the rules with a brief written statement expressing its commitment to respecting the role of parents and family members in passing down rural traditions.
The trick is to find a big, public way to separate the zealots from those who just want a concerted effort by the party and its candidate to show a scrupulous commitment to respecting every vote cast.
