Sentence examples for and started undertaking from inspiring English sources

Like other artists of his generation – James Turrell, Alice Aycock, Robert Smithson, Walter de Maria – Heizer spurned the gallery for the landscape, and started undertaking monumental projects directly in the earth.

As a result, the ECB recently lowered policy rates to the ZLB, has started undertaking additional unconventional monetary policies, and is now encouraging fiscal expansion among eurozone countries that are able to do so.

The committee said letting agents must start undertaking appropriate due diligence on clients and making reports to the NCA's suspicious activity reporting regime.

The reaction was undertaken at 30°C and started by the addition of 2 mM D-glucose.

The reaction was undertaken at 30°C and started by the addition of 2 mM D-fructose-6-phopshate. Reaction kinetics were measured as described for hexokinase.

"All-in" is our mentality, and that is what we started to undertake.

CPD policy director Sam Hurley said while many companies had said they will commit to modelling the impacts of climate change and potential responses for their business, few had actually started to undertake that work.

"We want organisations to take a step by step approach: starting by undertaking their own analysis of these issues, where necessary to take action to address them, and in time reporting on gender equality in their organisation, including on the gender pay gap.

We've already started to undertake a lot of tuning passes on the Azerite traits.

You can start by undertaking the diet, but have goals for a longer period than the two weeks of dieting.

It may be obvious, but I'd like to think, as I start to undertake my own dissertation, that in a few years time I can look back on it and think, yes, that counted for something.