A9 The United States Army, stretched by commitments in Iraq and stretching to prove it can be as nimble as the Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps, is undertaking dramatic changes in the way it organizes and deploys its troops in combat, a senior Army general said.
"Right now, Commissioner Ponte is undertaking dramatic reforms to create a safer and more secure jail each day," the spokeswoman continued, "including ending punitive segregation for 16 and 17-year-olds, launching a new housing tool to separate the most violent inmates, and tripling the number of security cameras on the Island". .
"I will be in trouble if he undertakes dramatic reform.
She later undertook dramatic soprano roles and became the greatest Isolde of her day.
But it does reinforce the picture of a species that, for the most part, doesn't undertake dramatic, sustained and costly ventures without a near-term, practical imperative at the root.
A similar movement away from the theatre by the intelligentsia occurred in New York City in the middle of the 20th century, as fewer and fewer serious dramatic productions were undertaken.
China will need to undertake dramatic economic restructuring to deal with this problem.
Now, in the midst of GCSEs at secondary school, I'm finding myself undertaking a dramatic detox in my writing; facing my fear of "boring" words like "big" and "small".
A procedure as simple as swallowing a couple of pills undercuts the notion that abortion is a dramatic, cruel, and gruesome undertaking — and that puts abortion opponents in a tough spot.
Alan Ehrenhalt presents our 42nd president as a centrist who undertook no dramatic transformations of society or government and showed himself to be an instinctive conciliator.
