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Mr. Reilly, 53, said that his first order of business would be to undertake "a total review of all aspects of the facility".

The Fed chairman told the president-elect that the best thing he could do for the economy would be to undertake a deficit-reduction effort big enough to be judged credible by the bond market.

"Should we succeed in our attempt to acquire Plymouth Argyle our immediate priority will be to undertake a comprehensive review and restructuring of the business to ensure that it becomes financially viable and self-supporting at the earliest opportunity".

The only mitigation strategy would be to undertake a captive breeding colony for short-term viability.

One potential solution for a future definitive trial would be to undertake a verification visit for self-reported quitters using both CO and salivary cotinine assessments.

Best practice would be to undertake a validation using a relevant population before local use to ensure good calibration in the applicable population.

He is taking unpaid leave of absence from the paper until 2012 and is to undertake a journalism training course.

He left the airport in an ambulance and his first priority was to undertake a thorough medical checkup.

An academic at De Montfort University is to undertake a new study looking at the needs of Gypsies and Travellers.

"There has not been a single case where we felt we would need to get the writer to tone things down if we were to undertake a production".

The plan was simple: we were to undertake a year of "ethical living" and I would then relay our experience to Guardian readers.