Sentence examples for the undertakings made from inspiring English sources

"It is a strange paradox that while the state officials of the undertakings made merry in foreign trips and big hotels, the employees died of starvation," it said.

These are vital in the undertakings made by many smaller arts organisations, such as the Bridge Project of London Music Masters, which provides music education in south London primary schools.

NVNB claims, permitting dispute resolution proceedings for breaching the "spirit" of a trade agreement could both support and undermine CEAP, depending on the undertakings made about it at the time such agreements were entered.

However, the nature of the undertakings makes them very hard to regulate and monitor.

The peak research body's chief economist, Paul Graham, said it was entirely possible with the right policies to maintain a reliable, stable electricity grid while achieving zero net emissions by 2050, which would ensure Australia kept its international undertakings made in the Paris climate agreement.

Redmayne's comments were that unlikely Oscar-circuit combination — descriptions of massive undertakings made in a down-to-earth delivery (fellow Brit Colin Firth had this down for "The King's Speech back in 2010) -- that plays very well on the circuit.

Such charters are commitments or undertakings made to various stakeholders about what they can expect in terms of services provided by the facility [ 17].

Drifting away from the undertakings they made during the campaign, they appear to be making it up as they go along.

Other publicly owned undertakings make substantial losses, and this reduces the net value of any surplus.

His breach of the undertakings freely made for Times Newspapers was a marked contrast with the independent journalism we at the Sunday Times (and William Rees-Mogg at the Times) had enjoyed under the principled ownership of the Thomson family.

"The undertakings do not go far enough.