Sentence examples for having to undertake from inspiring English sources

It seems resigned to having to undertake more stringent emissions-cutting.

Providing many more services under one roof would, Keogh said, reduce patients' frustration at having to undertake appointments in different places.

The plan says working practices will have to be changed - with staff having to undertake earlier starts and being prepared for more flexibility in day shifts.

Critics may also discern a feeling of defeat in having to undertake such a fundamental alteration in the hope of saving students' lives.

That would not be unusual: Japanese companies often splash out abroad to raise revenue without having to undertake more painful reorganization at home.

The irony of an innocent man having to undertake a process of disguise that is generally required only of notorious released convicts is one of many smart moments in the script.

This afternoon I have to undertake a secret mission.

But increasingly he has had to undertake the role of stock rather than shock bowler.

Every other professional working with children has to undertake ongoing child protection training.

Others, however, will have to undertake the large-scale structural reforms.

And what makes McKellen so moving is his awareness of the path he has to undertake.