Sentence examples for undertaking never from inspiring English sources

Indeed, 184 nations have already made a legal undertaking never to obtain nuclear weapons, and three in four support a universal ban.

Finally released after 65 days, he was asked to sign an undertaking never to speak about Neda's death again and never to leave the country.

A high profile campaigner for press reform, Grant told the Leveson inquiry last year that hundreds of celebrities and actors would forgo damages and apologies if newspapers would "just make an undertaking never to mention their names again".

Meanwhile, Bruce Klingner, a former CIA analyst, thinks the joint undertaking never to shut the zone in future risks hobbling the government in Seoul.For now, Mr Yoo argues, it is all an endorsement of Ms Park's "trustpolitik", a fuzzy notion for building confidence across the border.

In order to avoid a scandal involving the prince, he gave way to pressure from the attendant royal courtiers to sign a statement undertaking never to play cards again in return for a pledge that no-one present would speak of the incident again.

She had also undertaken never to repeat the allegations about him and had withdrawn them unreservedly.

I further undertake never to attempt to see, interfere with or make any claim to the said child at any future time".

This problem was then addressed through the construction of the nonproliferation treaty, which rests on an elemental bargain: nuclear weapons states, including the United States, undertook to work toward the elimination of nuclear weapons; states without such weapons undertook never to acquire them.

But given Britain's inadequate system of supervision for the security services, they may be the only effective advocates the public will get.The legal case against Mr Shayler is straightforward: as an employee of MI5, he undertook never to reveal any details of his work.

The show was beset by technical difficulties on the night I saw it, and even without them it wouldn't quite work – not least because the actions we are asked to undertake never feel necessary, and the surroundings of a grim little undressed room detract from the atmosphere.

Besides receiving danegeld, Olaf converted to Christianity and undertook never to raid or fight the English again.