Sentence examples for undertakes to improve from inspiring English sources

By 2025 the draft agreement undertakes to improve on that "from a floor of $100bn".

Dexia has undertaken to improve the way it is governed.

- Legislation or executive actions undertaken to improve infrastructure security, especially the physical security of power generation and distribution systems.

Whether the Chinese authorities actually gave an undertaking to improve their performance on the human rights front remains unclear.

In the 1990s work to bypass the dam was undertaken to improve the Tocantins's functionality as a main waterway.

The National Farmers Unionn said the bill was admirable but failed to consider work being undertaken to improve the sustainability of British livestock farming.

What change or new feature that could be completed as a three-month project with a small team of fellow interns would you undertake to improve NYTimes.com?

A number of measures, including prohibition of sturgeon fishing in the open sea and the introduction of aquaculture, have been undertaken to improve the situation.

"But the obligation was undertaken to improve the lives of Palestinians and we are going to have to work very hard if we are going to make that true in a broader sense".

Twenty years later, the city's ambitious undertaking to improve foster care for the city's black and Latino children has spanned four mayoral administrations and consumed hundreds of millions of dollars in city, state and federal money.

Prices of farm products are regulated (raised) in most nations with the intention of improving farmers' incomes, and the fixing of interest rates paid by banks is undertaken to improve bank earnings.