Sentence examples similar to when undertaking to do from inspiring English sources

So Michael Ashcroft was pulling our collective chain when he refused for a decade to say whether or not he was a UK resident for tax purposes – as distinct from merely "taking up permanent residence again in the UK", which is what he undertook to do when negotiating his peerage in 2000.

McFeely undertook to do works.

"I don't see how he can do what he has undertaken to do.

The Davos regulars should undertake to do no less.

It is brave, and inherently risky, for any president to undertake to do so.

The present study was undertaken to do so.

"Nor will I make any undertaking to do so".

Including a polygenic term is not typically done in genomic prediction analyses [ 12, 18], and when undertaken does not seem to markedly alter the accuracy of genomic predictions [Habier D. Personal communication].

The economist is a harmless crank as long as he is just peeping through the window, but when he undertakes to get people to do what he wants--either by offering them money that is not his own, by defrauding them with artificially low interest rates, or by printing up money that is not backed by something of real value such as gold--he has crossed over to the dark side.

A descriptive multi-case study approach [ 14] was selected to compare the two experiences and answer the following questions: (a) what to do and how to do it when undertaking HRH plans costing; and (b) what conditions need to be in place to enable a successful costing exercise.

August Strindberg may not have had the snooze alarm in mind when he wrote "A Dream Play" in 1901, but maybe Robert Wilson did when he undertook to design and direct it.