The phrase "enforce the commitment" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to ensure that a promise or agreement is followed through and upheld. Example: As the new CEO, it is my responsibility to enforce the commitment made by our company to reduce our carbon footprint by 50% within the next year.
At this point, administration officials said, they do not have a way to enforce the commitment, other than by publicizing the performance of health care providers to hold them accountable.
The 190 countries -- including the DRC -- that have pledged to adhere to the World Heritage Conventions have an obligation to speak up now and enforce the commitment made 35 years ago to protect Virunga, an "irreplaceable source of life and inspiration... that belongs to all the peoples of the world".
Thomas Vinje, the legal counsel for the organization, which represents companies like I.B.M., Nokia and Oracle, questioned whether consumers would have a "real and unbiased choice" of browsers and whether competing companies would be able to enforce the commitments made by Microsoft on interoperability.
Thomas Vinje, the legal counsel for the organization, which represents companies like International Business Machines, Nokia and Oracle, questioned whether consumers would have a "real and unbiased choice" of browsers and whether competing companies would be able to enforce the commitments made by Microsoft on interoperability.
The New York Suit In New York state court, Bain and THL are suing the banks to enforce the debt commitment letters the banks provided to finance the acquisition.
One can only assume that Defra officials were having a laugh here as they crafted the words "to enforce the government's commitment to sustainability across policy-making".
The stipulation agreement simply covers over the negligence by the State; they failed to enforce the laws created, the commitments agreed to and never examined the monies collected.
To seek to enforce the provisions of and commitments and obligations under the WTO Agreements and free trade agreements to which the United States is a party and resolve any actions by foreign countries that are inconsistent with those provisions, commitments, and obligations.
"What does this say to cheaters about the U.S. commitment to enforce the biological weapons convention?" Correction: July 25 , 2001 Wednesday A headline yesterday about talks to enforce a ban on biological weapons misstated the location.
"Relocating and promoting Major General Clark prior to the completion of this investigation would be wrong and undermine the department's professed commitment to enforce the gays-in-the-military policy in a fair and legal manner," they wrote.
Its purpose is being questioned, its relevance is being questioned and part of that is because its commitment to enforce the values for which it stands is becoming ambiguous in the eyes of many member states.
