Sentence examples for would be undertakings from inspiring English sources

These would be undertakings of many billions of dollars, and Mr. Cuomo said they would take years to build — once they were started.

We will also seek to maintain Monitor as the regulator of foundation trusts beyond 2016, thereby minimising the threat that foundation trusts would be deemed "undertakings" and be open to the applications of EU competition policy.

Such studies would be expensive undertakings.

However, a large cohort validation and other tumor markers would be valuable research undertakings in the future.

David Cameron would be in breach of undertakings to the Scottish people if the UK refused to allow an independent Scotland to join a sterling currency union, Alex Salmond has said.

1.51pm GMT Lunchtime summary Alex Salmond, Scotland's first minister, has said that David Cameron would be in breach of undertakings to the Scottish people if he refused to allow an independent Scotland to enter a currency union with the rest of the United Kingdom.

And Lib Dem Scottish Secretary Alistair Carmichael said the government would be sticking to the undertakings given in respect of new powers for Scotland.

However, such undertakings would be computationally intensive and complex.

Earlier this month staff voted for industrial action including possible strike action over plans to cut more than 400 posts after management declined to give undertakings that there would be no compulsory redundancies and a freeze on bringing in staff from rivals.

The legitimate fear would be that - whatever promises and undertakings are given by Pfizer - over time the deal would hollow out an industrial sector important to British prosperity.

"Many of the children who were in Calais were given undertakings that their claims would be considered, and are now being told that their claims are not eligible.