Sentence examples for those undertakings from inspiring English sources

Remember those undertakings?" The undertaking referred to here are the 1981 written assurances Murdoch gave the UK government about editorial independence when he bought the Times and Sunday Times.

But those undertakings "have not been met", the business secretary said.

Mr. Case's place in the history of the media business will probably await the outcome of all those undertakings.

There are thousands of town halls, municipalities, businesses and universities that have undertaken projects on the basis of those undertakings and commitments.

The INDs also say they are now satisfied that the financial prospects of the two titles will not, in the foreseeable future, require the company to take any decisions that might require a change to those undertakings.

It was replaced with a commitment to "a thriving private sector and high-quality public services, where those undertakings essential to the common good are either owned by the public or accountable to them".

While not denying or downplaying the significance of the concept of wrong to understanding tort law, other theorists are inclined to express the centrality of it in torts in terms of a more generic formulation: namely, the duty each us has in undertaking various activities not to injure those our undertakings put at risk.

"If you look back to the Progressive Era," he says, all of those public undertakings were consciously part of nation building.

Those extra undertakings are largely meaningless – a director with journalistic experience will sit in on board meetings at the new, independently run, Sky News when editorial decisions are made, for example.

Here, Changeux approvingly quotes Joëlle Proust: "A philosophical theory is naturalistic when it recognizes as legitimate only those objective undertakings and explanatory principles normally recognized and adopted in the natural sciences" (p. 135).

When these undertakings are added to.