Sentence examples for deciding to undertake from inspiring English sources

Many people who have spent 30 years in one career are deciding to undertake the difficult task of changing jobs to do something they find more rewarding.

McNally et al. [ 8] proposed that confidence in treatment efficacy was the main consideration in deciding to undertake treatment.

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

Rule-based mistakes commonly involved junior doctors deciding to undertake investigations, such as an electrocardiogram, prior to assessing the patient's airway patency.

These results highlight the influence of GP recommendation, patient perceptions of the need for prostate testing, and the influence of the media, in deciding to undertake testing.

It has been reported, moreover, that a substantial percentage of girls and boys were not aware of the associated risks and cautions to be observed when deciding to undertake body modification [ 18].

The Met has decided to undertake further investigation into these three cases".

"It's nothing that Suffolk County has decided to undertake on its own.

So he decides to undertake a focused, face-to-face encounter with Bernard.

The MPS has decided to undertake further investigation into these three cases.

The likely outcome is that many EU students would decide to undertake their studies elsewhere.