Sentence examples for undertakings required from inspiring English sources

When Christensen queried the four-year timeframe at the meeting he was told it was needed because the final version of the document might be different from the current version, and that it was similar to the undertakings required of members of the US Congress who wanted to view the text.

For instance, in 2013, more than 102,000 federal undertakings required some form of compliance with the National Historic Preservation Act.

"Most of what I know about writing I've learned through running every day," he writes, observing that both undertakings require an obsessiveness, endurance and strict adherence to schedule... plus something vague about the nature of existence.

While on the wrong side of history, these men were lionized because filibusters were once arduous undertakings requiring steam baths, cots, stamina, and a visceral passion for the issue.

UNICEF works to save lives and provide children with quality education, enormous undertakings requiring tremendous resources and complex logistical coordination.

To achieve this objective, oral health care planners and providers will, among other undertakings, require a better understanding of the barriers to prompt seeking of emergency oral care due to oral pain.

Such efforts, however, are massive undertakings which require widespread collaborations among extremely dedicated conservationists in multiple fields of study.

But the new Democratic leadership agreed this week to give the administration $4.5 billion this year to combat the big three global pandemics, $500 million more than the president himself had requested and over $1 billion more than if the undertakings had been required to continue at the previous year's spending levels.

They say that they "have received new written assurances that satisfy them that the company remains fully committed to maintaining the titles as separate newspapers", which was required by the undertakings given to the trade secretary when Rupert Murdoch acquired the titles in 1981.

Participants suggested that undertakings need to be more individualised.

As a public body, the British Museum is required to carry out its undertakings and much work has been done in the expectation that it would be honoured..