On a deeper level, the French Socialist Party has yet to really undertake a serious internal debate about what it means to be a socialist in the twenty-first century.
Other software projects mentioned by Leary over the years — bearing names like Head Coach, Game of Lists, Inter-Com, FlashBack and Mental Performances — were believed to have been lost, or never really undertaken at all.
She said she would urge the new government "to find peaceful ways to resolve the separatist tentions within Indonesia, to be respectful of human rights in doing so, and to really undertake economic reform in a very aggressive way".
That is, can China really undertake the energy/environmental revolution it needs without the empowerment of its people to a whole new degree — à la the Orange Revolution in Ukraine in 2004?
While the climactic images of slaughter and butchery — filmed in an actual abattoir — may seem intended to spoil your appetite, Mr. Linklater and Mr. Schlosser have really undertaken a much deeper and more comprehensive critique of contemporary American life.
Although the government asserts than 12,000 lives were saved by the ASE system, scientific evaluation and economic analysis were not really undertaken.
Mr. Tribe added, "I'm sure that Vice President Gore has the kind of reverence for the Supreme Court as an institution that he will really not undertake to be less than complete and gracious in his acceptance of this result".
Speaking on a CBS 60 Minutes Star Wars special, to be broadcast this Sunday, Spielberg apparently told producer Kathleen Kennedy before production on the film started: "Kathy, there's only one director that really should undertake this daunting, epic task, and that's JJ Abrams".
"We tried really, really hard to undertake the restructuring solvently, but we were unable to do so.
