Sentence examples for undertaking then from inspiring English sources

Mr Howard was said to have given an undertaking then that if he became prime minister (as he did in 1996), he would serve one-and-a-half terms then hand over to Mr Costello.

That may have been said to please her boss, Ralph Toledano, who was standing nearby, but if fashion is an optimistic undertaking, then it's the only view to have.

But if they seem like a considerable undertaking, then it is worth reflecting on how many person-hours have been poured into the IPCC process over almost a quarter of a century, and how lacklustre the political and public response has been.

If these conditions apply to the lone entrepreneur and his undertaking, then how do they apply to much larger corporations, multinationals, even?

Elliott Chaffer, the creative director of the agency, talked about the project, saying that "Shakira was a much bigger undertaking then anything we've attempted previously.

Running the domestic side of the executive mansion was a private undertaking then, and the third and fourth president each assembled a household staff, headed by a French steward, of about ten: white and free black workers, slaves hired in the capital, as well as slaves from their plantation.

The biography sensitively uncovers the facts of an unusual life that Fitzgerald was reticent about and reveals the voluminous research she undertook, then used economically in novels that appear simple on the surface but are complex masterpieces.

If timely diagnostics and maintenance actions are not undertaken, then these faults can cause instabilities, inefficient power generation, and other losses.

If a meta-analysis was undertaken, then we aimed to use the main outcome for each review.

If postmenopausal women interested in using IVF pass the health check that fertility centers undertake, then already they are likely to be healthier than the statistical average.

If considered planning is not undertaken then Australian health system can only deal with climate change in an expensive ad hoc, crisis management manner.