"When I became a priest, I undertook to serve the sick even if it meant putting my life in danger," he says.
According to district officials and local architects, new construction has been undertaken to serve an increasing enrollment, renovate dilapidated buildings and allow for technology like computers.
If elected, I have undertaken to serve for a limited, two-year term only, to oversee a transition to democracy and the establishment of the rule of law.
This preclinical work was undertaken to serve as a rationale to support ongoing clinical investigations of ZD1839 in HNC patients.
But the threat to his legacy was real, so with extreme reluctance he undertook to serve as their oracle.
But appellee, having undertaken to serve under conditions permitting competition, now insists that it has a constitutional right by unrestrained cutting of rates to destroy the competitor.
Furthermore, broadcasters legally undertake to serve the public interest themselves in exchange for free spectrum -- their licenses don't allow them to pass the buck to cable.
Nasheed has also signed an undertaking to return to serve the remainder of his sentence.
Indeed, an undertaking to protect and serve, especially when given to members of vulnerable communities, is a serious one and should result in legal consequences if broken.
The opening of a specialized reception center for heavily handicapped brain injured patients was complicated by the absence of a reference frame or former undertaking likely to serve as a model.
Such an undertaking would serve to increase the atmosphere within the ground by containing the crowd's noise and focusing it onto the pitch, where the players would feel the full effects of a capacity crowd.
