Sentence examples similar to Fierce undertaking from inspiring English sources
Politicians should not be deterred by "fierce unionist hostility from undertaking a preliminary, low-key exploration of the possibilities with the Irish," the minutes state.
But that burst followed two quarters of sluggish activity, and looks unlikely to be sustained.The ECB's monetary tightening was all the more uncalled for as countries on the periphery had to undertake fierce austerity programmes.
Working with a firm that is undertaking a major merger and transformation amidst fierce industry competition, I was surprised to see that the actual win rates in their customer relationship management pipeline were 90%.
Nor would he be dissuaded, she believes, from undertaking violent attacks simply because they might draw a fierce reaction, if discovered to be his.
And to maintain its niche in the market in the face of fierce competition, Britain has undertaken to provide training and maintenance packages that place its technicians at the heart of the Saudi defence establishment.
"Out 1" is filled with the tangles of group dynamics and nostalgia for a time of concerted action undertaken by group members whose mutual loyalty and fierce commitment went beyond mere friendship to a sort of fanatical, cultlike devotion.
After 1981's fierce antipolice riots in Brixton, a heavily black and immigrant London borough, the London Metropolitan Police Force ("Scotland Yard") undertook a comprehensive re-examination of its policing practices.
Her fierce ambition may have frightened them, and given her business acumen, she might have even attempted to undertake a big deal on her own, independently of the Casalese family.
