Sentence examples for going to undertake from inspiring English sources

"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.

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

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

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

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 am going to attempt to undertake this challenge myself.

"You can choose to do a lot less, you can choose not to develop, but if you want to develop and you want to keep expanding and providing much-needed homes then you're going to have undertake more commercial activity to cross subsidise that for affordable housing.

To do this, the beginning writer is going to have to undertake some systematic observation, notebook in hand.

On the other hand, our rising incomes, our abundant capital, will better position us to finance the extraordinary transformation we're going to have to undertake in our energy and transport systems, and in our land sector, in those coming decades.