"sign undertakings" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
This phrase typically refers to an agreement that requires someone to sign a document attesting to their commitment to abide by its terms. For example, "The company's new employees must sign undertakings that they will not divulge proprietary information."
He had signed undertakings not to use inflammatory language.
MyCityDeal, which trades as Groupon, has been given a three-month deadline to implement signed undertakings to change some of its practices.
Following a day of high drama inside and outside parliament in Athens, the Greek coalition leaders now have to deliver some signed undertakings to Brussels that the measures decided last night are irreversible and will be implemented no matter who wins an election that is expected in April.
The Amnesty International report outlines the frequent refusal of the Department of Child Protection and Family Support to sign bail undertakings for youth offenders when called upon to do so, even though the Department is empowered to give such undertakings in cases where a suitable adult cannot be found.
"We have contacted a number of carpet and furniture retailers asking them to review their pricing practices and sign legally enforceable undertakings.
Industry sources said it was inconceivable that the air traffic system could be allowed to go bust because of international undertakings signed by the government.
Undertakings signed by Rupert Murdoch in 1981 as part of his takeover of the Times and Sunday Times mean that a majority of the six independent directors must approve the appointment of the editor of the other title, as a restraint against proprietorial interference – an arrangement unique on Fleet Street.
An RSF spokesperson said: "This is an encouraging gesture for freedom of information in the sultanate… The [Omani] laws on freedom of information, including online freedom of information, must be reformed so that they comply with international undertakings signed and ratified by the sultanate".
Labour says he has now done so obliquely, by agreeing to abide by all the undertakings signed by the outgoing Kadima-Labour government.Peaceful noises, of a kindIn the new Likud-Labour coalition, Mr Netanyahu has pledged to "work for regional peace" and to negotiate with the Palestinian Authority "for peace", urging businessmen to invest in the Palestinian economy.
The door bore a sign that read, "NOW UNDERTAKING REPAIRS".
