Sentence examples for a broader undertaking from inspiring English sources

The program is part of a broader undertaking by the state to enhance the educational options of Cleveland's schoolchildren in response to the 1995 takeover.

Any objective observer familiar with the full history and context of the Ohio program would reasonably view it as one aspect of a broader undertaking to assist poor children in failed schools, not as an endorsement of religious schooling in general.

Thus, initially a broader search was undertaken for any type of IPD meta-analysis article.

And now the New York State attorney general's office is undertaking a broader review of the foundation and Mr. Miller's stewardship even though the grants have since been paid.

Mr. Thompson, the leading Democratic challenger to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg in this fall's election, called for the investigation of his own office and its transactions with Quadrangle to clear the air, though Mr. Cuomo suggested in his own statement that he was undertaking a broader review.

Page A4 CUBA'S ROLE IN CHOLERA FIGHT As the cholera epidemic persists in Haiti, the Cuban medical mission that played an important role in detecting it presses on, winning accolades from donors and diplomats for staying on the front lines and undertaking a broader effort to remake the country's shattered health care system.

As the epidemic continues, the Cuban medical mission that played an important role in detecting it presses on in Haiti, winning accolades from donors and diplomats for staying on the front lines and undertaking a broader effort to remake this country's shattered health care system.

No further N1 locomotives were ordered after the completion of No. A880 as the mechanically similar U1 class was capable of undertaking a broader range of tasks.

His departure comes as the company undertakes a broader restructuring in the newsroom.

Mr. Morris said he tried and failed to persuade the president to undertake a broader war on terrorism.

Often, as in Ms. Devi's case, the bureaucracy solves the problem for the complaining individual, but seldom undertakes a broader inquiry.