Sentence examples for generally undertake from inspiring English sources

We know GCHQ is full of boffins all working to hack our iPhones, listen to conversations with lasers pointed at windows, and generally undertake nefarious spycraft.

"The Pakistan Air Force does not generally undertake stand-alone strikes such as these because it is not equipped with the appropriate strike weapons," a Pakistani military source said.

The report also included a review of state pharmacy boards and found that they do not generally undertake enforcement actions that relate to the safety or scope of compounding.

Later, in Afghanistan, in the world of NGOs and UN missions, compounds and curfews, hidden networks of obligation and coercion, where he has gone "to take notes and generally undertake tasks", there are secret missions to unknown destinations, in which groups of men gather and talk enigmatically about chess.

If, on the one hand, in fact, market analysis of inter-organizational relationships between parent and spin-off companies confirms the ability of spin-off promoters to generally undertake the role of stakeholders in relation to the enterprise system, it is also true that this role may be played by the spin-off firm for various reasons and in different ways (supportive, hostile, non-oriented).

Second, in practice, larger hospitals and medical colleges generally undertake laboratory investigations of suspected cases of these diseases.

The practices that responded to this study are all training registrars towards Fellowship of the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, which includes a hospital year (not relevant to this study), as well as three six-month training terms referred to as their GPT1, GPT2 and GPT3 terms, which are generally undertaken in private general practices.

But that kind of clinical research is generally undertaken or underwritten by the National Institutes of Health, not the disease control agency.

The F.D.A. generally undertakes programs to restrict a drug's sales only when a drug offers a unique benefit, something no study has shown about Avandia.

The documentary portrait is a tough genre, because it's generally undertaken in a spirit of forthright enthusiasm for its subject, which gets in the way of asking the tough questions.

At the Oval towards the end of June, Andy Flower asked me if I would present an ODI cap to a debutant, Jade Dernbach, a task generally undertaken by more notable luminaries.