Sentence examples for undertaking to pay from inspiring English sources

Within a month, the Mayor and Prime Minister Ed Miliband agreed the 2016 Growth Deal for London which gave the Mayor and the boroughs more of London's property and development taxes in return for a commitment to 1m homes and London undertaking to pay for most of the transport and other infrastructure needed to support them.

He said that after last week's hearing there had been discussions between the two sides which, by Wednesday, had led to an undertaking to pay up, with interest.

In his statement, Mr. Laws apologized, and undertook to pay all of the disputed money back.

Promoters' fees were kept by FOPA, which undertook to pay prize money to the teams, hitherto paid by the promoters.

In exchange the authorities undertook to pay 10% of the income into a fund for future generations.

It has undertaken to pay the medical bills of the injured and the funeral expenses of the dead.

Most importantly, it is a plan to shrink the set of tasks the state itself performs, not those for which it undertakes to pay.

This means that I would be required to demonstrate that I was in the financial position to undertake to pay damages to Canongate in the event that the injunction should not have been granted.

The BMGEA has undertaken to pay survivors their outstanding salary for the month of the collapse, plus a month's pay for every year worked at Rana Plaza, but few appear to have received the full amount due.

These firms usually sell bonds wherein they undertake to pay money for embezzlement by public and private officers and employees, bonds relating to criminal prosecutions, and bonds to secure the faithful performance of contracts.

Mr Honigman undertook to pay each man 22.5m reais to buy back options on 10% of the shares in Alpes Corretora, a São Paulo brokerage, which the contracts state he had previously sold to them.