Sentence examples for mutual undertaking from inspiring English sources

14 In my opinion, "the manifest scope and object of the treaty itself," Rauscher, 119 U.S., at 422, 7 S.Ct., at 242, plainly imply a mutual undertaking to respect the territorial integrity of the other contracting party.

Mr. Spitzer said that he planned to tell the Senate in testimony next week that "there will be no settlements" with his office unless the mutual fund industry undertakes extensive reform.

Moreover, in order to strengthen the regime of this treaty, we proposed to the President that we undertake mutual commitments on both our parts, the Soviet Union and the United States, not to use our right to withdraw from the treaty for at least 10 years, until we finally eliminated the nuclear weapons.

But when the impulse is not mutual, it helps to undertake it with careful consideration.

The IMF already undertakes a "mutual assessment of policies" (MAP), in which members scrutinise the policies of other members.

These higher fees can be attributed to the additional ethical research that mutual fund managers must undertake.

"The Board continues to seek a fair and reasonable settlement with the government on mortgage-related issues and one that recognises the extraordinary circumstances of the Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual transactions, which were undertaken at the request or encouragement of the US government," he said.

And, most importantly, they undertake a "mutual assessment" of their progress toward meeting those shared objectives.

What's really irritating is the implict refusal to participate in the collaborative undertaking, based on mutual respect, of maintaining a smooth-running society.

Our findings also support the value of expert supervision or mentorship [ 26], as well as forums for mutual support for those staff undertaking linkage roles [ 24].

So I asked him to hitchhike to a concert in Boston, the first project we had ever undertaken together except mutual torture.