Standard Chartered's chief executive Peter Sands sought undertakings with his Liverpool opposite number about the club's likely action against offending players and also had sight of the club's code of conduct before signing the £20m a season deal, last year.
Once the investigation has concluded — and if the OFT is unhappy with what it learns and the discussions it's had — the spokesman said it "can seek legal undertakings from court".
It already has one such agreement with Jordan, and is seeking similar undertakings from nine other countries.
In their letter to May and Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe they warn they are seeking immediate undertakings for the return David Miranda's laptop and all other electronic equipment within seven days.
It also tried, albeit with limited success, to undermine EU opposition to exempting Americans from the proceedings of the International Criminal Court and sought bilateral undertakings to that effect from would-be EU countries.Few people who know anything about America subscribe to the idea that all this is part of a deep, dark Bush administration plot to stop the EU in its tracks.
it should be possible for foreign investors and undertakings to seek judicial redress against screening decisions of the national authorities.
Lloyds needs the "prior written consent" of the secretary of state to be released from the undertakings, which seek to address competition concerns about the current account and business banking market.
For undertakings seeking to benefit from globalisation, there are many implications for human resource management, since, to remain competitive, human resource management is under pressure to adopt and support policies promoting labour flexibility or forms of workplace production that place the rapid transfer of technologies and products at the centre of workplace organisation [ 20].
The decision is expected to be controversial as City sources say DFS submitted a comfortably higher bid and had given undertakings not to seek control of Nats.
Later in Book I, Aristotle returns to the problem of the accuracy appropriate to different undertakings; one must seek accuracy (akribeian) according to each subject matter and to the degree that is appropriate to the method for investigating it.
NASA's own advisory council last month issued a report, "The Crisis in Space and Earth Science," expressing the "unease and frustration" among scientists who seek more support for space-science undertakings but fear that rising costs of building the station will eat away at support for the very science projects it is supposed to be used for.
