Sentence examples for force to undertake from inspiring English sources

These might seem trivial matters, the sort of actions one would expect any metropolitan police force to undertake.

We must also demand the setting up of a new independent task force to undertake tests at every open air GM trial site -- both past and present -- to identify any other escaped "triffids," and to ensure that these biotech polluters are forced to pay dearly for the clean-up of our country and planet.

Now certain restaurants have been forced to undertake a partial nationalisation of this simplest of curries, aided by government backing.

Through a set of mysterious circumstances, a violent damaged man is forced to undertake the protection of a young girl with whom he eventually establishes a paternal bond.

It is a harsh world players are cast into, one demanding reflection on the brutal actions they'll be forced to undertake.

Industry will be forced to undertake further investments in modern pollution controls, and some companies may choose to retire their dirtiest coal-fired plants.

Goldsmith could now afford to live more comfortably, but his extravagance continually ran him into debt, and he was forced to undertake more hack work.

Tom Bennett, writing in the Times Educational Supplement, claims students will be forced to undertake "back breaking" after school tasks with little educational value.

All 18- to 21-year-olds who fail to find employment or training for six months will be barred from claiming jobseeker's allowance under a Tory government and will instead be forced to undertake an apprenticeship or community work.

There is a dark precedent for the Catalan side, who were forced to undertake a two-day coach trip, stopping overnight in Cannes, when they travelled to Milan to face Internazionale in last season's semi-final.

Although the women were forced to undertake such work, they were entitled to appeal to the interior ministry's human rights department because they were officially hired as waitresses.