Sentence examples for could undertake from inspiring English sources

It would seem like the minimal act a decent candidate could undertake.

In theory, there would be no restriction on the types of matters residents could undertake.

There are dozens of initiatives President Obama could undertake to strengthen our economic security.

He said the F.D.A. was limited in the number of inspections it could undertake because of its budget.

Experts such as the King's Fund or Nuffield Trust health thinktanks could undertake the work, he suggested.

He said the security services could undertake this surveillance at present if they sought a warrant in court.

While I don't see that happening anytime soon, Japan could undertake two policies to inoculate itself against such concerns.

Lisa Phillips agrees and says that her staff is already exploring joint programs the museum could undertake.

Mr. Levi forced through regulations setting limits on what the bureau and the Central Intelligence Agency could undertake in investigations.

In his speech, the president also mentioned other changes that the administration could undertake on its own.

"We checked our rights and felt comfortable under Indiana law that we could undertake this transaction," he continued.