Sentence examples for our undertakings from inspiring English sources

While not denying or downplaying the significance of the concept of wrong to understanding tort law, other theorists are inclined to express the centrality of it in torts in terms of a more generic formulation: namely, the duty each us has in undertaking various activities not to injure those our undertakings put at risk.

Our task is to convince our partners that our undertakings are strategic, rather than tactical, and that our logic is sound.

We believe our undertakings will succeed — despite past evidence to the contrary — which means we must really want, on some level, for things to turn out well.

Robert was a dedicated theater lover who focused his devotion on LCT, exalting in our achievements and finding virtue in all of our undertakings.

If we in management can clarify the objectives of our undertakings by even a small amount, we can greatly increase the effectiveness and efficiency of our businesses.

The Doctrine has not played a significant role in recent American policy because it is irrelevant to most of our undertakings - we have ourselves violated the part that pledges us to non-intervention in Europe.

"They'll definitely be one of those teams looking to knock us off our perch and they'll be one of our bigger undertakings in the next 12 to 18 months".

Objectives, properly developed and applied, can tell us in what paths, new and old, our total undertakings should be moving.

"In accordance with the founding principles of our great party, we are committing ourselves to restoring clause IV as the moral framework for all our future undertakings.

Again, it's one of our largest undertakings of all time, but it has ramifications far beyond the number of customers that enroll that night, and things like that.

I have recently analyzed the bulk of Krauthammer's output, as my just-finished second book deals largely with the failures of our republic's most widely-read and inexplicably-respected newspaper columnists to be of any use whatsoever in terms of providing the voting public with real insight into our national undertakings.