Sentence examples for continuing to undertake from inspiring English sources
" They are also continuing to undertake voluntary activities, demonstrating their commitment over and above what is contractually required".
Sony is continuing to undertake business restructuring efforts in a bid to boost performance, including for its smartphone unit which took a $1.59 billion write-down last quarter.
In this dazed, semi-conscious state, vehicle operators report being awake and continuing to undertake tasks related to driving, but have limited memory of their actions and of time elapsing.
Although Guerin participated in recording sessions with the band and appeared on stage with them from September 1972, he was never an official member of the Byrds and instead received a standard session musician's wage, while continuing to undertake work for other artists as an in-demand studio player.
"Our ships will continue to undertake border protection duties and meet our commitments in the Middle East".
She continued to undertake stage and TV work when in the UK.
The Company has already undertaken and will continue to undertake significant cost reduction actions related to salaried workers also.
"We will continue to undertake these discussions directly with Indonesia, and honour our commitments to protect the confidences of these discussions".
"We will continue to undertake only two narrow missions: counter-terrorism and training, advising and assisting our Afghan partners," an official said.
After reaching settlements with "certain regulators" in November following its foreign exchange misdeeds, RBS said: "The bank continues to undertake a thorough investigation, which to date is reviewing the conduct of over 50 current and former employees that had direct involvement in the area of the corporate and institutional banking division in question.
So what are we going to do? Upholding the rule of law is part of the legal profession's DNA, so solicitors working in and for their local communities will continue to undertake pro bono work, as they have always done and no doubt charities and advice agencies will also do their best to meet the new needs.
