Sentence examples for plan and undertake from inspiring English sources

The exhibition will run through the end of February, when, the development corporation announced, it will adopt a final master land-use plan and undertake a competition for a ground zero memorial.

The first Wednesday in August is the period when all UK hospitals plan and undertake the changeover of junior doctors.

While every effort was made to plan and undertake a comprehensive search strategy, there are several potential limitations for this review.

The use of this questionnaire or a modified version of it could prove useful to those calling for and funding efforts to bridge the gaps among research, policy and practice in LMICs, those supporting the strengthening of capacity to plan and undertake these efforts, and those seeking to learn from others engaged in particularly innovative efforts.

Chesapeake announced on Thursday that it was phasing out the contentious compensation plan and undertaking a review of Mr. McClendon's financial relationships with outside parties.

Last September, we began executing on this plan and undertook the most significant engineering challenge in the history of Twitter.

"There have been numerous warnings against participating in the current conflict in Syria and Iraq, and while this individual did not actually travel, people need to be aware that actively planning and undertaking preparations to travel to the conflict area still constitutes a criminal offence," Gaughan said.

This experience may be fundamental in planning and undertaking a study in Nepal.

There were of course various challenges in integrating the CPD with the actual task of planning and undertaking ECVET mobilities.

As population-based studies were planned and undertaken, and in consultation with a wide range of experts and local investigators from over 20 countries, the instrument was amended, expanded through a process of item development and refined through item rejection based on empirical experience.

Much time, money and effort on behalf of patients, doctors, statisticians, pharmaceutical personnel and regulators are spent in planning and undertaking clinical trial programmes that result in antiepileptic drugs reaching the marketplace and thereafter becoming available for treating people with epilepsy in everyday clinical practice.