Sentence examples for previous undertakings from inspiring English sources

Deputy defence minister Reza Talainik said: "Russia has returned to the first step and is prepared to act upon its previous undertakings.

It has been labelled "more serious" than her previous undertakings, and features extensive historical detail.

Featuring significant historical detail, it has been labelled "more serious" than her previous undertakings; one reviewer felt it resembled a historical narrative more than a novel.

The research presented here reframes conceptual and empirical questions; direct comparison with previous undertakings therefore tends to be awkward and requires one to proceed cautiously.

Yet they still seem unable to accept the request of America, Europe, Russia and the United Nations to renounce terror and violence, accept Israel's right to exist and honour the Palestinians' previous international undertakings.

This particular dose was chosen because of the efficacy and comparative effectiveness of the inhibition of mTOR signaling by rapamycin as shown in previous studies, furthermore, in preparatory undertakings for this study, this was found to be the maximum dose without seeing significant body weight loss.

Increased privatization became government policy in the mid-1980s, partly in response to the government's previous participation in too many specialized undertakings in its attempt to diversify the economy.

He did not elaborate on previous incidents, but said the latest transgression breached "confidential undertakings" between the two countries that have stood for several years.

But the new Democratic leadership agreed this week to give the administration $4.5 billion this year to combat the big three global pandemics, $500 million more than the president himself had requested and over $1 billion more than if the undertakings had been required to continue at the previous year's spending levels.

Griffiths is trying to learn the lessons of the previous failed talks in September, when Houthi negotiators felt unable to travel to Geneva after undertakings about wounded soldiers and the return of the negotiators to Yemen at the end of the talks were not met.

Enormous undertakings followed.