The phrase "committed to implementing the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone or a group of people who are committed to carrying out a particular plan or action. For example: The local community is committed to implementing the new green energy plan.
We're committed to implementing the road map toward peace, to bring closer the day when two states, Israel and Palestine, live side by side in peace and stability.
Each of the six councils is committed to implementing the same version of the standard system, which means there is little need for expensive changes and maintenance.
These incidents point to a more fundamental question: is the GOP is committed to implementing the sanctions that follow a UN 1267 Committee designation?
With the expansion created by the Affordable Care Act, he says, it's clear that the I.R.S. is committed to implementing the bans for both kinds of insurance plans.
Whoever wins will have the same daunting to-do list, both leaders having already committed to implementing the draconian terms of Greece's latest €86bn bailout: a radical overhaul of the country's shattered economy and major changes to its welfare, pensions, health and taxation systems.
So far 151 countries have committed to implementing the recommendations, but a recent report from the IMF and World Bank says countries' action on the anti-terror recommendations lags efforts to fight money laundering.Part of the challenge is a lack of teeth.
"It was meant to provide guarantees that the Israelis would be committed to implement the understandings already reached".
The United States should encourage selection of a manager committed to implement the management structures put in place by Cetto's predecessor, which have become mere formalities under Cetto.
Baird has committed to implement the NSW chief scientist's recommendations by the end of the year, which urged baseline real-time monitoring of water and industry insurance to safeguard against environmental damage.
Twitter has committed to implement the new scheme for US-based wonkers on 1 May, before expanding it to include all of the company's full-time workers from 1 July.
President François Hollande has already doubled the tax and an additional 10 countries have committed to implement the FTT.
