Sentence examples for Undertake to act from inspiring English sources

The investigators shall undertake to act according to the rules of the Institutional Review Board IRB and Ethics CommitteeEC (EC) regarding the retrospective collection of data.

3. The members of the Board of Appeal shall undertake to act independently and in the public interest.

They shall undertake to act independently and in the public interest and shall make an annual declaration of interests.

The members of the Management Board, the Executive Director and the members of the Advisory Groups shall undertake to act in the public interest.

Having had experience in obtaining loans under the National Housing Act, he undertook to act as broker in placing for oh ers loans for modernization and renovation, charging a five per cent commission for his services.

Members undertook to act together in such matters as transport and communications, commercial relations, health, and supervision of the international arms trade and to bring existing international agencies, such as the Universal Postal Union, under the direction of the League.

When an officer undertakes to act § his own magistrate, he ought to be in a position to justify it by pointing to some real immediate and serious consequences if he postponed action to get a warrant.

The second part asked CAB members to list the 10 recommended research activities to be undertaken to act on the health priorities they identified and to explain their answers.

There is no obvious legal fiduciary relationship between the assistor and the customer (a fiduciary is someone who has undertaken to act for or on behalf of another in a particular matter in circumstances which give rise to a relationship of trust and confidence).

The second part of the scheme will allow people to buy with just a 5% deposit, with the government undertaking to act as guarantor for a mortgage for a further 20% of the value in the hope of giving banks greater confidence to lend.

In the words of Sri Lanka's President J.R. Jayawardene, "An undertaking to cooperate would be nothing, if we did not acknowledge that it was also an undertaking to act".45 Thus, cooperation is, in a word, action and the duty to cooperate is the duty to act.