Sentence examples for some undertakings from inspiring English sources

President Obama, when we met with him in Trinidad, gave some undertakings.

Some undertakings were ill-considered: the Baltic–White Sea Canal, supposedly completed in 1933, employed some 200,000 300,000 forced labourers but proved almost useless.

Water quality parameters for which there are electronic methods of monitoring that give stable measurements at appropriate concentrations, such as temperature, pH, conductivity, ammonia, or dissolved oxygen have been available since the 1960s and have been in use by some undertakings from that time.

Having only recently been accused of being a polar scientist, and while still adjusting to the idea that maybe I am guilty of it, I may be able to help by putting a human image on some undertakings by one such scientist.

They understand that there are some undertakings government does better than the private sector.

With their megalomaniacal schemes and gargantuan undertakings—some, like James Turrell's Roden Crater, in Arizona, or Michael Heizer's "City," in Nevada, are still unfinished after almost forty years these land artists were thinking big, not just in size and space but in time.

Almost no progress has been made in transforming real estate into something that trades like winter wheat, and some ambitious undertakings have failed in the process.

Sun shines on Arlington headquarters of the Conservancy, whose portfolio includes 2 million acres and some risky undertakings in recent years.Conservancy President Steven J. McCormick runs the world's richest environmental organization.

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.

"My birthday wish is that you all join me in some new undertakings so we can all travel into a bright future together...

Rio de Janeiro had full political backing from the three levels of the Government of Brazil Federal, State and City providing all guarantees and covenants required by the IOC, as well as some additional undertakings.