The phrase "deliver commitments" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to fulfilling an agreement or promise. For example, "The government is working hard to deliver its commitments to end poverty in the country.”.
All of these sessions will highlight business solutions being delivered, commitments to action, and the impediments to achieving scale in sustainable development efforts.
Any amount goes a long way in delivering commitments for children and ensuring that they grow up to become healthy, happy and productive Filipinos.
Orlando Silver, Brazilian Sports Minister All the things they have promised, all the commitments from different people, they have to deliver these commitments.
It did not deliver the commitments we need to reduce carbon pollution and increase clean energy development.
But he — more to the point, Defense Secretary Robert Gates and General McChrystal — is having a very hard time getting the rest of NATO to deliver on commitments.
NGOs in Britain will again be active, putting pressure on the G8 to deliver their commitments and take meaningful action to tackle the persistent injustice of global poverty.
As dozens of corporations – from US-based Mars IndonesianonesIndofoodfood – sign up to the Scaling Up Nutrition movement, how can they be held to account to deliver their commitments?
He was confident Labour could deliver the commitments it made in its 2011 assembly manifesto.
"As first minister, my overriding priority is to make devolution work so that we deliver our commitments to the people of Wales.
A spokesperson for Ofwat said: "Ofwat holds water companies to account if they do not deliver the commitments they have made to their customers on leakage.
