Sentence examples for go to undertake from inspiring English sources

If students want to know where to go to undertake further research, the Beeb's dedicated dinosaur page has a welter of links, as does that of the Natural History Museum.

"I'm not going to undertake an action that contradicts my principles," she said.

If you are going to undertake unpaid work, make sure your employer doesn't exploit you.

The country's Rotary Clubs were going to undertake a vast effort to distribute clean drinking water.

"There is wide speculation that China is going to undertake a program of monetary tightening," he said.

"This is certainly not 'I'm going to undertake the whole canon now, the male canon,' " she said.

"[Divestment] is a process that APRL [Advisory Panel on Investment Responsibility and Licensing] is going to undertake," he said.

"If we're going to undertake these kinds of very difficult missions, we should level with people about cost and time".

No country is going to undertake actions in climate change, no matter what they say, no country is going to take actions that are going to deliberately destroy jobs and growth in their country.

"The debate we're going to be having with John McCain is how do we understand the blend of military action to diplomatic action that we are going to undertake," he said.

"The WTF have not come back yet with a clear plan as to how they are going to undertake their review process of what went on in the selection process with taekwondo," he said.