Sentence examples for undertook to maintain from inspiring English sources

The university undertook to "maintain and preserve the library in perpetuity" in a suitable building in Bloomsbury, and to keep it "adequately equipped and staffed as an independent unit".

But the EU also points out that the UK undertook to maintain full alignment for Northern Ireland with the relevant rules of both the customs union and the single market, and this paper only addresses the former.

At a time of economic crisis and internal debate over Hungary's continued acceptance of the Austro-Hungarian Ausgleich (German: "Compromise") of 1867, Tisza changed sides in 1875 and undertook to maintain the Ausgleich.

It might be naive to hope that the undertaking to maintain the UK's engagement with the rest of the world will be honoured.

Dr. Vaughan Cornish has also undertaken to maintain a right of way along the cliff even if falls of cliff destroy the existing path.

This usually is undertaken to maintain mechanical properties associated with a crystalline structure or phase distribution that would be lost upon slow cooling.

The move underscores the never-ending algorithm-tweaking that Facebook undertakes to maintain interest in its news feed, the company's marquee feature that is seen by more than 1.65 billion users every month.

The committee is undertaking  to maintain the current stock of assets purchased with central-bank money at £375 billion ($580 billion); and if necessary it will add to that pile.This is conditional rather than temporal guidance, related to an economic variable rather than binding policymakers for a period of time.

Even with the drawbacks, there are examples of how companies can profit from active collaboration with Silicon Valley firms, proving that it can be a worthwhile undertaking to maintain a presence there.

Cloud customers should be sure to get satisfactory promises regarding which vendor personnel will have access to confidential information (including customer data) and what steps the vendor will undertake to maintain the confidentiality of that information.

Leader Leanne Wood said targets set by the Welsh Government had not not been taken seriously, adding: "It is clear that not enough work is being undertaken to maintain Welsh as a community language".