Members undertook to enforce Islamic values by "compelling good and driving out evil".
So too did the diplomatic initiatives Alexios undertook, in order to enforce the Treaty on Tancred (such as the treaty he concluded with Pisa in 1110 1111, and the negotiations for Church union with Pascal II in 1112).
"Two very well-known brands have recently undertaken litigation to try to enforce design copyright which, though nobody knows for sure, may have come from security breaches leading to features being cloned.
Even as Mr. Xi has sought to prepare some reforms to expose China's economy to stronger market forces, he has undertaken a "mass line" campaign to enforce party authority that goes beyond the party's periodic calls for discipline.
In return, McCreevy the enforcer has undertaken to see through the huge volume of reforms already on the books.
For many, their years of toil are a painful, enforced exile from families, undertaken to ensure healthcare for ageing parents, an education for their children and a home for the family.
Following the ratification of the Articles of Confederation in 1781, Madison undertook to strengthen the Union by asserting implied power in Congress to enforce financial requisitions upon the states by military coercion.
The other, undertaken by five junior doctors known as Justice For Health, is arguing that Hunt has no legal power to compel hospitals in the NHS to enforce the contract.
Earlier, he recommended that 70,000 people who work for the state's executive branch undertake similar training, and called for an independent agency to enforce ethics laws.
Its forces consolidated territory in the southern part of the country, sponsored pirates, used floggings and stonings to enforce their version of Sharia law, and undertook spectacular suicide attacks.
