Sentence examples for make any undertaking from inspiring English sources

"Nor will I make any undertaking to do so".

The mayor has also told the London assembly, when questioned over underwriting the running costs of the project, that he would never "make any such undertaking".

It is simply not good enough to pass the book to the Citizen's Assembly and not make any commitment to undertake the necessary constitutional and legislative reforms to end, once and for all, Ireland's violation of international human rights law and obligations under human rights conventions and treaties.

Acknowledgment is beginning to emerge as a kind of accidental pledge of allegiance for Canada a statement made before any undertaking with a national purpose.

Ashcroft made an undertaking to become resident in the UK – including paying tax – when he received his peerage in 2000.

Speaking about negotiations over the stadium's ownership, the chief executive of the Sky Blues, Tim Fisher, said: "We have made an undertaking not to discuss this matter publicly.

Each party undertakes not to make any declaration or announcement in any form regarding this Agreement without the prior written consent of the other.

One had to wonder, and I bet the folks at the IPCC began to wonder, if it made any sense to undertake a new assessment when so many people were questioning the scientific integrity of the last one.

Figuring out which of the countless hair-care tools and products on the market might work can make the undertaking even more overwhelming.

But an experienced broker who can help assemble a team to deal with zoning issues and expedite paperwork can make the undertaking less daunting.

But the health benefits, which includes getting better sleep, make this undertaking worth the effort.