Sentence examples for Political undertaking from inspiring English sources

Breaking that pattern requires a major political undertaking.

In recent years, the introduction of a Supreme Court nominee has become a major political undertaking.

War is, as it always was, not a humanitarian but a political undertaking.

Getting appointed (or elected) to the bench is a highly political undertaking.

"I think everybody watching understands that this was a political undertaking and not necessarily a substance undertaking," he said.

Drawing district lines has always been a deeply political undertaking, because elected officials in every age cultivate a strong instinct for self-preservation.

With her speech tonight, Mrs. Clinton ended one of the more unusual political trips undertaken by a candidate running for office from New York.

But I can't think of the last time a major political party undertook a serious campaign to damage the American economy, unless the other party gives in.

Mr. Koizumi has pledged to press ahead with the economic and political reforms undertaken since he became prime minister in April 2001.

Since the autumn of 2009, following the Fourth Plenary Session of the 17th Central Committee, China and the world have witnessed a more repressive and insecure Communist Party, including a slowing of some political reforms undertaken from 1997-2009.

"The council welcomes the remarkable programme of political reform undertaken by the government and parliament in Burma, together with its commitment to economic and social development," the ministers said in a statement.