Sentence examples for the undertakings given from inspiring English sources

Giving evidence to the Commons public administration select committee this morning, Dean told MPs: "It looks like the undertakings given were not carried through".

In a meeting with editorial staff, he told journalists it was "not allowed" by the undertakings given by Rupert Murdoch in 1981 to maintain the independence of the paper and was "not part of any strategy".

7 The treatment reported, if had been administered on behalf of the United Kingdom, would clearly have been in breach of the undertakings given by the United Kingdom in 1972.

In giving evidence Hicks admitted for the first time that the undertakings given to RBS were breached when he and Gillett attempted to dissolve the board and reconstitute it with directors favourable to their cause.

x) The treatment reported, if had been administered on behalf of the United Kingdom, would clearly have been in breach of the undertakings given by the United Kingdom in 1972.

It is being speculated that Witherow could be given a senior role over both The Times and the Sunday Times to effectively create a seven-day news operation but this would require the company to ask the Culture Secretary for a change in the undertakings, given by Mr Murdoch when he acquired Times Newspapers in 1981, to protect the identities of the two titles.

Follow-up of the assurance, promises and undertakings given by the Federal Government on the Floor of the House with a view to their implementation by the Division concerned.

After we voted to accept the United Nations settlement plan in 2004, the UN secretary-general said "the Turkish Cypriot vote has undone any rationale for pressuring and isolating them".In Britain, the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee said: "undertakings given to Turkish Cypriots by the international community must be honoured.

Production of uranium-235 and plutonium were enormous undertakings given the technology of the 1940s, and accounted for 80% of the total costs of the project.

The former editor of the London Evening Standard and ex deputy editor of the Daily Mail, Wadley is one of the people who will have a say on who becomes editor of the august title, as she is one of the independent directors on Times Newspapers, who must approve the appointment because of undertakings given by Murdoch when he bought the title in 1981.

America's initial reluctance to jump behind the Russian safe zone plan is underscored by reports that western intelligence believes it knows the location of three sites where the Syrian government is still making chemical weapons in breach of undertakings given to the UN and the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons.