Sentence examples for day undertakings from inspiring English sources

Routine activity theory (Cohen and Felson, 1979) and crime pattern theory (Brantingham and Brantingham, 1993) contend that persons, both potential offenders and victims, exhibit systematic movement patterns governed by their day to day undertakings, termed routine activities.

Ahead of the talks between Joyce and Turnbull, on Monday Labor declared the new Coalition agreement should be a publicly available document because the various undertakings affected government policy.

On 3 March 2011, the day Sky's undertakings in lieu regarding Sky News and the BSkyB takeover were published, Michel texted Hunt again: "You were great at the Commons today.

These days, such undertakings are much more reasoned and cerebral.

Remember those undertakings?" The undertaking referred to here are the 1981 written assurances Murdoch gave the UK government about editorial independence when he bought the Times and Sunday Times.

"The Undertaking" (Wednesday, May 1 at 9 p.m. ET).

"Most of what I know about writing I've learned through running every day," he writes, observing that both undertakings require an obsessiveness, endurance and strict adherence to schedule... plus something vague about the nature of existence.

Abbott on Friday said Australia had not given any undertakings not to spy on Indonesia, in the wake of the espionage row that has seen the diplomatic relationship between Jakarta and Canberra sink to its lowest point in more than a decade.

Times Newspapers is legally bound to keep the daily and Sunday titles under separate editorial stewardship because of undertakings given by Rupert Murdoch when he bought the company in 1981.

And it is understood that News International has had informal conversations with the government in the past six months about altering the 1981 undertakings to allow The Times and the Sunday Times to merge.

But even as the European Central Bank gets set to unveil the final design of the new notes and coins next month, exactly what will happen on "E-day" -- one of the Continent's biggest peacetime undertakings -- remains a subject of intense debate.