Sentence examples for which undertakes to from inspiring English sources

Long talk story about Service Men's Service, Inc., a local organization which undertakes to do any kind of shopping for any member of the Allied forces.

General Electric, Samsung and Nestle are also ensconced in the region, taking advantage of the region's "non-stop shop" for investors, which undertakes to coordinate all the arrangements, from site, to infrastructure, to high-speed internet connections.

By Rosann Smith and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, May 6 , 1944P. 19 Long talk story about Service Men's Service, Inc., a local organization which undertakes to do any kind of shopping for any member of the Allied forces.

And in this contradiction lies the genesis of R. Barker Bausell's readable, entertaining and immensely educational book, which undertakes to explain exactly why treatments that science says do not work that well are still able — even likely — to work for you.

South Africa is also signatory to the Kyoto protocol, which undertakes to cut greenhouse gas emissions back by 34% by 2020 and 45% by 2030 [3].

Our proposed system consists of a front-end for field (site-level) control and monitoring as well as a service back-end which undertakes to collect, store and manage data from all remote installations.

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

In 1903 04 she founded the Women's Civic Improvement League, which undertook to identify and publicize unsanitary and unsightly conditions around the city and managed a demonstration project in neighbourhood sanitation.

Great libraries were created, rare texts were reprinted, and compilation projects proliferated, culminating in the great government-sponsored Siku quanshu (1772 82), which undertook to collect for reprinting the best editions of the most important books produced in China, using as selection criteria the methods of the empirical school.

Salisbury was ostracized by the botanical community, which undertook to ignore his work as much as possible.

Holman described the threat: More or less coincident with the organization of the United Nations a new form of internationalism arose which undertook to enlarge the historical concept of international law and treaties to have them include and deal with the domestic affairs and internal laws of independent nations.