Sentence examples for undertook to settle from inspiring English sources

Upon the failure of the United States to abide by the terms of the treaty, hostilities resumed until 1867, when, in agreements made at Medicine Lodge Creek in Kansas, the Comanche, Kiowa, and Kiowa Apache undertook to settle on a reservation in Oklahoma.

Francis Bacon signed a 10-year contract with Marlborough in 1958 that began with Frank Lloyd's undertaking to settle a £5,000 gambling debt the artist had incurred and which guaranteed money against future paintings.

Whyte bought Rangers from Sir David Murray for £1 and gave an undertaking to settle the club's £18m bank debt.

Nevertheless the low number of individuals analysed in French populations and the low polymorphism of the marker used makes it difficult to assess genetically the source of the founders and further analyses should be undertaken to settle this issue.

She undertook the war in order to settle once and for all this question, which had long hampered her foreign policy.

There is a strong imperative now to settle actions early, not only paying the claimant damages but also undertaking not to repeat the words complained of.

In undertaking the review, the Army inspector general set out not to extend the controversy, but to settle it, Army officials said.

He said 30m euros would help Italy to settle its refugees, and listed a range of measures the EU must undertake including focusing their efforts on the people smugglers and the countries where most of the migrants are coming from.

The most celebrated of these projects was undertaken by the great German polymath Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (1646 1716), who envisioned a "universal characteristic" that would enable people to settle their disputes through a process of pure calculation, analogous to the factoring of numbers.

[A1.] Dynegy Settles Shareholder Suit Dynegy has agreed to pay $468 million to settle a lawsuit contending that it misrepresented its financial results through a series of transactions undertaken in 2001.

Many doctors who have undertaken specialist training abroad return to Iceland in considerable debt and many take up additional loans in order to settle down.