Sentence examples for undertake to serve from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, broadcasters legally undertake to serve the public interest themselves in exchange for free spectrum -- their licenses don't allow them to pass the buck to cable.

But the threat to his legacy was real, so with extreme reluctance he undertook to serve as their oracle.

According to district officials and local architects, new construction has been undertaken to serve an increasing enrollment, renovate dilapidated buildings and allow for technology like computers.

If elected, I have undertaken to serve for a limited, two-year term only, to oversee a transition to democracy and the establishment of the rule of law.

"When I became a priest, I undertook to serve the sick even if it meant putting my life in danger," he says.

This preclinical work was undertaken to serve as a rationale to support ongoing clinical investigations of ZD1839 in HNC patients.

The study was undertaken to help those organizations better serve their constituencies.

McFeely undertook to do works.

I think he should undertake to keep his religious views to himself while he serves, or he should resign and promote them, if he wishes, from private life.

Seated between two American flags, the governor said he and his running mate, Dick Cheney, were prepared to "undertake the responsibility to serve as America's president and vice president".

"…We may have to undertake to rebuild this system, so that it does what it's supposed to do–serve the public".