Sentence examples for committed to undertake from inspiring English sources

India on Tuesday pointed out that "Pakistan has yet to report the progress of the investigations that she had committed to undertake into that conspiracy".

Alison Garnham, the CPAG's chief executive, said: "We welcome that the government has recognised the importance of local welfare assistance schemes and has committed to undertake a thorough review and consultation before deciding how the schemes will be funded in future".

Ombudsman Services says only 509 of its 38,000 decisions in the 12 months to July 2017 remained unfulfilled after 28 days, but it admits that, in Hernon's case "it is clear there have been some shortfalls and we have committed to undertake a review of the handling of the case".

We are now not sending someone to Uzbekistan". The next test will be whether to withhold as much as $22 million in aid to Uzbekistan if it does not comply with provisions on political and economic reforms it committed to undertake in a 2002 strategic partnership agreement with Washington.

The U.K. is already committed to undertake a drawdown of forces in southern Iraq in 2005 and 2006 to aid the deployment in Afghanistan.

Globalization could be a challenge: not only companies can be committed to undertake this initiative and empower the role of women but also they must respect the cultural morals that may apply in local businesses.

"We are committed to undertaking a number of demonstrable and visible initiatives to disrupt, pacify and to isolate the P.K.K".

Washington and Moscow have committed to undertaking a new round of negotiations, but domestic politics in both capitals are interfering.

They are also committed to undertaking the research into food insecurity needed to properly inform food and welfare policy.

The NBER is committed to undertaking and disseminating unbiased economic research among public policymakers, business professionals, and the academic community.

So far, Lilly and Amylin have not committed to undertaking such a trial, which would take years and cost tens of millions of dollars.