Sentence examples for before to undertake from inspiring English sources

On board was Frank G. Wisner, an adroit ex-diplomat whom President Obama had asked hours before to undertake a supremely delicate mission: nudging President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt out of power.

Although these experimental data are promising, further study will probably be necessary before attempting to undertake clinical trials using external beam radiation therapy for patients undergoing peripheral anastomoses.

And it would let them do so quickly, before having to undertake a lot of the more complicated analytical work.

Before deciding to undertake exposure measurements, researchers should consider whether a reliable and validated surrogate could be obtained more easily.

Because systematic reviews are informative for policy making, many groups wish to or need to conduct them, for example before deciding to undertake a new study or when developing clinical practice guidelines.

The authors propose for researchers and journal editors a series of questions to help assess whether an ethics review should be considered before proceeding to undertake a study in genomics, and may also help to guide the adaptation of scientific research to handle the onslaught of genomic data in a manner that balances societal concerns about privacy against benefits for scientific progress.

Before deciding to undertake this operation, please read the comments (click on the "Discuss" tab), especially the comments regarding the quality of results for music cassettes.

I suggest making a "bucket list" of all the undertakings you wish to undertake before being overtaken by the undertaker.

I tell myself that I'm probably making progress but I don't notice because I try to do more difficult things each time that I wouldn't have dared to undertake before".

Therefore, identification of the responsible lesion and the potential for the disease to progress postoperatively may be the most important and difficult task for us to undertake before the fist procedure.

They arrived in Egypt on 2 December 1914 after which they undertook further training before being called to undertake defensive duties along the Suez Canal following the failed Turkish First Suez Offensive in February 1915.