Sentence examples for it would undertake from inspiring English sources

After the Beatles' watershed performances on "The Ed Sullivan Show" in February of '64, the group announced it would undertake its first U.S. tour.

Last December, Rio Tinto announced it would undertake a "strategic review" of its stake in Pebble Mine, including "possible divestment".

It did not specify where the cuts would come, but added that it would undertake a "comprehensive review" in 2016 of its UK office network to see if some operations could be merged.

India's champions therefore had a fright last week when China said it would undertake to cut the carbon intensity of its economy or the amount of carbon dioxide emitted for each unit of GDP by 40-45% by 2020, compared with 2005 levels.

The company also said it would undertake a "strategic assessment of ownership alternatives" for its Dell Financial Services unit.

In September, Shimao announced that it would undertake a second project in Zhejiang a move beyond its Shanghai base.

Yesterday, the city's Department of Transportation, which runs the Staten Island ferries, said it, too, would undertake a review of all Coast Guard investigations.

One would care for the other patients in the hospital, and the second team - the "dirty team" as they called it - would undertake the dangerous job of treating these patients, and risking infection themselves.

"No private company in their right mind would undertake it because it's a black hole," Mr. Bradford said.

No producer in London would undertake it, and its premiere was in Chicago in 1901.

Some carers saw scope for the involvement of other family members or friends in the programme, whilst others considered it a task they would undertake by themselves.