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There has not been a French president bold enough to undertake reforms on a scale like Chancellor Schröder did in Germany.
Howard Wriggins, writing in Political Science Quarterly, asked, "Who but Lucian Pye would be bold enough" to undertake such a mission?
Both proved assets in a bold undertaking: a performance of the British composer Michael Tippett's Symphony No. 4, a work probably unfamiliar to most of those assembled, onstage and off.
Tinkering with the social safety net is a bold undertaking, particularly in an election year.
I commend the Inclusive Government of Zimbabwe and CoPAC in particular for this bold undertaking to ensure that the views of children are taken into account directly in the process," added Dr. Salama.
To begin with the biggest and the best, NBC's Smash -- a drama with music that chronicles the making of a Broadway musical about the life of Marilyn Monroe -- might be the boldest broadcast undertaking since Lost, in that it is utterly unlike any other television series I can recall, including legendary nineties musical misfire Cop Rock and the currently tiresome Glee.
In their narrative, Mr. Bush's presidency has been an era of historic change, of new alliances bravely embraced, critical relationships solidified, rapid adaptation to a mortal threat and, above all, a bold undertaking to advance freedom in the Middle East through Iraq.
Then, in January of this year, she was asked to oversee another bold undertaking: overseeing several Catholic masses within Trinity Episcopal Church in San Francisco.
Dr. Salama commended the Government of Zimbabwe for its "bold undertaking," adding that "the issues tabled in the constitution will affect [children's] lives today and in future".
