Sentence examples similar to I expect to undertake from inspiring English sources

The property, the Hotel Angst (named for its onetime owner Adolph Angst) has been a ruin for years; its new owners, based in Milan, expect to undertake an extensive renovation.

A force equipped as they are, they say, cannot expect to undertake an arduous open-desert march against a dug-in, conventional foe with armor, artillery, rockets, and more.

We probably need therapists in schools with a range of different skills and support". Media captionHollie Thomas from Barnardos Cymru, encourages young people to find "coping strategies" She added: "I don't think teachers can be expected to undertake the mental health work in schools, there are experts who can come into schools to do that with the necessary expertise and training.

We assumed that after failure on first or second cycles, patients would be expected to undertake a further cycle unless they were recommended to end treatment (i.e. doctor censoring).

Around 250,000 people are expected to undertake activities abroad with the programme.

She is expected to undertake a wide-ranging reshuffle of the cabinet by the weekend.

You will not be expected to undertake this intellectual journey on your own.

Researchers at Princeton are expected to undertake research with the highest moral and ethical standards.

How many buildings are expected to undertake the green renovations and design under these regulations?

Increasingly, athletes are expected to undertake tertiary education contemporaneously with their sporting careers.

Thursday is also the day that Israeli is expected to undertake another large withdrawal from the West Bank.