Sentence examples for explicit undertaking from inspiring English sources

It's easy to say Buchanan's work is immaculate and sophisticated, but buried underneath the surface is an explicit undertaking and an artist who is capturing the human condition on a transcendent level.

I asked Hitler for an explicit undertaking to allow us to solve the Jewish problem in a manner befitting our national and racial aspirations and according to the scientific methods innovated by Germany in the handling of its Jews.

In order to achieve the objective of an agreement which protects fundamental rights, it must, inter alia: Firstly, insist that the USA makes an explicit undertaking to provide full and effective personal data protection, as opposed to the current, unacceptable practice of a non-binding and unsatisfactory protocol.

The report also found that when signing to claim for the daily allowance, members should give an explicit written undertaking that in doing so they are "acting on their personal honour".

Given that most census reports state that census data are important for planning and development, and that is often the main explicit justification for undertaking this extremely expensive data collection operation, then one can conclude that mobile pastoralists are not, and never were, intended to be a target for focused and well-adapted interventions.

Those frustrated that Brand isn't actually undertaking an explicit revolutionary program are underestimating his political intelligence.

We also treat the case of differing diffusivities for fuel vapor, oxidizer, and sensible heat (nonunity Lewis numbers); that is, we undertake an explicit Stefan problem, in which the diffusion-flame locus is the moving boundary.

In this context, many legal systems provide that secondary analyses of medical and relevant publicly available datasets can be undertaken without explicit and specific consent from patients.

He has been called the "founding father of the Chinese logical tradition" (Harbsmeier 1998: 286), though this is probably an overstatement, since we lack evidence that he undertook any explicit study of argumentation or that he influenced the theories of the Mohists or Xunzi.

The authors also remind us that whatever the motives of the commercial banks may have been in taking on the major intermediary role in petrodollar recycling, their accelerated lending to the developing countries was undertaken with explicit encouragement from industrial country governments and official lending institutions.

However, it is not the proper setting to explore if the side effects of external incentives on intrinsic motivations might arise as an automatic process, since, due to the strategic environment, the crowding out/in of intrinsic motivations necessarily follows from an explicit perspective-taking activity undertaken by subjects.