Sentence examples for may undertake the from inspiring English sources

It is necessary to know the number of people involved in the operations and the total number of people that may undertake the task.

He had not at this time determined his own doctrinal position; writing to Thornton he admitted that he was still searching: "Pray for me, my dear friend, that I may have my eyes open to the truth... and if it please God that I persevere in his ministry I may undertake the charge with a quiet mind and a good conscience".

However, as the authors [71] go on to discuss, the absence of task-specific activations in a direct contrast between closely matched tasks of this kind may be interpreted two different ways: firstly, the same cortical areas may undertake the computations involved in both judgements.

An earlier report in Nature Medicine suggests mechanisms that may undertake the Ahr-mediated anti-inflammatory effects [ 120].

This implies that another protease in the heart, most probably conventional calpains, may undertake the role played by CAPN3[p94] in skeletal muscle.

As a consequence, intricate structures evolve regarding the flow of funds and patients and the activity that hospital physicians may undertake in the context of physician fees (Fig. 2).

The importance of determining the option value for a loan portfolio is that this information guides investment policy, as to the level of expansion a loan portfolio may undertake, or the amount necessary to hedge downside risks from idling or lending.

9. Following standard industry practice, the BBC may undertake background checks of the shortlisted finalists.

"Although the CPS may undertake a detailed review of the evidence against the deceased in these circumstances, it will not make a charging decision in respect of the deceased".

Since nearly half of states may not undertake the Medicaid expansion next year, those figures could be even higher.

Rotor/stator rubbing systems may undertake a number of quite different responses.