"fulfil the commitment" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to carry out or complete a promise or obligation. Example: "The company must fulfil the commitment they made to reduce their carbon footprint by 50% within the next year."
The international community should push the government to fulfil the commitment made under the UN convention on the rights of persons with disabilities and other human rights conventions.
But being a signatory to an agreement like the International Plant Protection Convention is one thing, and having the ability to fulfil the commitment is another.
"We therefore urge you to fulfil the commitment you made and pledge to transfer 1,000 of the Calais children by Christmas.
"Our approach is intended to fulfil the commitment I made on my appointment – to ensure that the inquiry is driven forward with pace, confidence and clarity.
"Today's announcement shows we are on track to fulfil the commitment we made at the time of the Alliance & Leicester acquisition to grow our UK business whilst ensuring we meet our cost-saving targets.
The world is still struggling to fulfil the commitment made in 2000 to the UN goal of education for all – that is, extending to every child the opportunity to learn and thus fulfill his or her full human potential.
"We look to Australia and other partners that we'll have the opportunity to meet with at the G20 to fulfil the commitments they've made and do more, quite frankly," Rice told the Australian Financial Review in comments published on Monday.
Mr Bush has not discussed America's commitments at Johannesburg with the American people (and perhaps his aides have not even discussed them with the president).Second, they would find complete disarray with regard to the organisation, budgeting, and staffing necessary to fulfil the commitments.
Policymakers must introduce the mechanisms that will foster low carbon growth; businesses must fulfil the commitments they made in the run up to Paris; and investors and financial bodies must manage climate risks as a fiduciary duty.
"[Enbridge] clearly has more work to do in order to fulfil the public commitment it has made to engage with aboriginal groups and local communities along the route".
"To help the self-employed I'm going to fulfil the manifesto commitment we made, and from 2018 abolish Class 2 national insurance contributions altogether," he said.
