The phrase "fulfil commitments" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: It is important for employees to fulfil their commitments to the company, such as meeting project deadlines and attending scheduled meetings.
As in any other country, foreign companies must respect their obligations under national law and are obliged to fulfil commitments that have been agreed upon.
"A professional road rider looking to go to the Olympics on the track has dual objectives: to fulfil commitments to their road team, and to dedicate themselves to the Olympic track campaign," Decker explains.
"We don't see a serious counterpart in Damascus for such talks who is powerful or strong enough to fulfil commitments … Last year myself personally and other senior state officials went to Damascus to convince the regime to halt the violence against civilians.
Mr Lavrov also reiterated accusations that Kiev had failed to fulfil commitments laid out in the 17 April Geneva accord designed to end the crisis.
The US had previously said it would impose further sanctions should Russia fail to fulfil commitments laid out in the 17 April Geneva accord.
Rebel advances on the capital Tripoli have cut off the road to neighbouring Tunisia, which is the route teams from Libya have taken since February to fulfil commitments following the NATO air blockade.
The new law also fulfils commitments made when the Government of FYR Macedonia signed on to UN Women's COMMIT initiative in 2013.
"Until the UK's exit is complete, Britain will certainly have to fulfil its commitments," Schäuble told the Financial Times (paywall).
Uneven-aged silviculture could therefore serve as an important tool for landscape planning to benefit biodiversity and thus help fulfil environmental commitments.
