The phrase 'implement the obligation' is grammatically correct and is a commonly used phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to emphasize the importance of following through with a particular obligation, or when talking about the process of fulfilling a requirement. For example, "The company is required to implement the obligation of reducing its carbon footprint."
The leaders who convene will address an issue the international community has so far been dragging its feet on — implementing the obligation states have already committed themselves to in U.N. Security Council Resolution 1540, to adopt "effective, appropriate measures to secure all nuclear materials".
For the purpose of implementing the obligation we are proposing we will recommend a specific mechanism for reducing intra-country inequities and show that this will at the same time reduce inequities in inter-country health financing.
"America has to implement the international obligation it accepted under the nuclear deal".
This paper firstly analyzed basic conditions to implement the solar obligations in China.
After the U.S. Trade Representative and other trade ministers sign the treaty, the Obama Administration will submit to Congress the agreement, proposed legislation to implement the United States' obligations under the pact, and an assessment by the U.S. International Trade Commission of its economic impact.
Some [cases] are also following up on the cotton and sugar [WTO decisions], since the United States and the European Union are under the obligation to implement the rulings and recommendations of the Dispute Settlement Body.
Nigeria has undertaken the obligation to implement the principles of the CRC, and ensure that the nation's legal order conforms to its principles.
Without a ceasefire in place, the Palestinian prime minister is unable to implement the PA's security obligations under the road map: the authority has neither the capacity nor the popularity to take on the militias by force.
"Apple has the obligation to properly implement the transparency so often promised by Steve Jobs," Ms. Leutheusser-Schnarrenberger said in an interview with the magazine Der Spiegel.
The press release also complained about foot-dragging by the government over implementing the original obligations to be placed on the fixed-line ISPs.
