Sentence examples for own undertakings from inspiring English sources

Those missed opportunities, and Israeli refusals to honour its own undertakings to free Palestinian prisoners during the peace process combined to produce yesterday's explosive displays of rage.

Accepting them, on the other hand, will not make me fatalistic, but will teach me humility in relation to my own undertakings and beliefs.

Own undertakings are undertakings in which the competent authority has a dominant influence and undertakings linked to such undertakings through a dominant influence.

The right of the competent authority to provide transport services itself or with its own undertakings without an invitation to tender should continue to exist under this regulation.

Local authorities have in many cases in the past set up their own undertakings in order to safeguard continuity, improve quality and service provision, introduce innovations, improve working conditions, substantially reduce tariffs and keep better control over the award of large public subsidies to a loss-making industry.

The competent authority may, in order to cater to the needs of the population, provide transport services within the terms of Article 7, paragraph 2 to 4, either by itself or with its own undertakings and for this purpose claim or grant exclusive rights.

Other publicly owned undertakings make substantial losses, and this reduces the net value of any surplus.

They sent the Mayor a letter of grievance and began organizing ceremonies of their own — interfaith undertakings that included, but did not rely on the hospitality of, their Abrahamic counterparts.

New rules imposed by the government means that such under-the-counter deals, which now have a name of their own – enforcement undertakings – are likely to become more common.

We asked some of the magazine's contributors and editors to tell us about their own ill-fated undertakings.

Even the most bookish among us has come up short in the great Summer Reading Project, as evidenced in our new series "Books, Interrupted". We asked some of the magazine's contributors and editors to tell us about their own ill-fated undertakings.