Sentence examples for accept undertakings from inspiring English sources

According to a memo sent to Cameron by Hunt in March 2011, Clegg "reined in" the then energy secretary, Chris Huhne, who was "apoplectic" about the government's decision not to refer the BSkyB takeover to the Competition Commission and accept undertakings in lieu.

Another doctor had "accepted undertakings" from the GMC, while another had also agreed undertakings and been issued with advice.

In 22 cases, doctors have been given advice, one has been erased from the register and others have been given warnings and accepted undertakings.

The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has accepted undertakings from Diageo over competition concerns.

Mr Hunt said: "News Corporation says that it wishes me to consider undertakings in lieu which it contends could sufficiently alleviate the concerns I have, such that I should accept the undertakings instead of making a reference".

The judge said: "I accept the undertakings offered by the defendant, which are clear and plainly given on advice.

"The commission concluded that there was no such risk of a dominant position by Avis Europe, and therefore, no reason to accept the undertakings submitted by the companies," said the commission.

McDonald accepted the undertakings by both sides, making a number of orders, including that the matter be adjourned to a date to be fixed.

"I accepted these undertakings but so did many other people and organisations who did a considerable amount to try and get to the bottom of this issue".

For example, in Australia, the competition and consumer regulator put an end to the marketing of so-called "light" and "mild" cigarettes by accepting enforceable undertakings from tobacco manufacturers in exchange for discontinuing court actions against them for misleading and deceptive conduct under consumer protection legislation [ 132].

"The Ofcom board proposes to accept BT Group's proposed undertakings on the critical assumption that BT does not merely deliver the letter of the undertakings, but also the spirit," said Ofcom Chief Executive Stephen Carter.