Sentence examples for undertake commitments from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, such self-regulation has required companies to make expenditure and undertake commitments addressing political and social pressures on business.

Such empirical equivalents invite the natural response that they force our theories to undertake commitments that they never should have in the first place.

The decision was interpreted as a snub to Hodgson after it was revealed he had instead travelled to Qatar to undertake media commitments despite claiming his fitness programme would not allow him to play for England.

At the same time, it is unreasonable to expect good feelings alone to encourage developing nation's to undertake such commitments.

The fact that the groups voluntarily choose and undertake the commitments in the action plans allows them to assume responsibility for their actions at an international level.

So we'll effectively create a means for countries to undertake increasing commitments that are inscribed in the Accord and if done right we'll create an ongoing negotiation on the stringency of those actions. .

RA has a substantial individual and societal burden: symptoms impact heavily on patients' ability to perform daily activities at home and ability to undertake work commitments with subsequent cost to the NHS and state.

Exclusion criteria were any contraindications to exercise testing and training such as severe hypertension, unstable angina, uncontrolled cardiac arrhythmias, and inability or unwillingness to undertake the commitments of the study or participation in regular purposeful exercise (>30 min, ≥3 times per week; self-reported).

They're not going to undertake that commitment, understandably, unless they have discovered for themselves that there are limits to reform".

As we undertake a commitment to evaluation, it is possible that we will create a renewed passion for our vision and the energy to expand the way we are thinking about the work we do every day.

We propose that CHD4 allows cells to undertake lineage commitment in vivo by modulating the frequency with which lineage-specification genes are expressed.