Sentence examples for deliberate undertaking from inspiring English sources

Understood broadly as a deliberate undertaking to enforce common standards within a community and to protect it from internal predators, policing is much older than the creation of a specialized armed force devoted to such a task.

"This wasn't just rogue soldiers, this was a deliberate undertaking by the government of Sudan to rape all these women," he said.

But de Jong said that he did not think the sort of deliberate cheating undertaken by VW – separate to the gap between test results and the real world – was widespread among carmakers.

It has been found that individual differences, even amongst elite performers, are closely related to the amount of deliberate practice undertaken [ 19].

But knowing when to undertake deliberate strategic transformation when to change a company's core products or business model may be the hardest decision a leader faces.

He was reminded that the only part of his ordeal that could properly be termed accidental, the falling of the boulder, came just after his infamous blunder and just before he performed one of the most astonishing acts of deliberate will ever undertaken.

In one, which was shot on Thursday, the events are so similar that I wonder whether it isn't deliberate parody racism, undertaken because that seemed like a good way to be both racist and hilarious, in the mind of an incredibly drunk person.

As we become used to the idea that it is "normal" for women to stick in protective groups on nights out, or text when they are safely home, we also create a parallel norm: that harassment and assault are natural and even expected parts of life, rather than deliberate, criminal acts undertaken by people who should be tackled.

Under Section 295(a) of Burma's Penal Code, it is a criminal offense to undertake "Deliberate and malicious acts intended to outrage religious feelings of any class by insulting its religion or religious beliefs".

Under Section 295(a) of Burma's Penal Code, it is a criminal offense to undertake "Deliberate and malicious acts intended to outrage religious feelings of any class by insulting its religion or religious beliefs". Blackwood maintains that he never deliberately sought to offend Buddhism, and the incident has ignited an international discussion over the charge and the motives behind it.

Health managers and workers at all levels undertook deliberate steps to tailor immunization services to community needs.