Sentence examples for some undertaking from inspiring English sources

Our study also identified the competitive nature of MLs with differences in the make-up of boards and in their role, with some undertaking a predominantly commissioning role while others undertaking a mix of commissioning and provider roles.

"This is some undertaking especially where people are just learning," Ovitz said.

All any party needs to offer is a sustained attempt to provide social housing, better planning of school places (for which local authorities have been pathetically under-prepared, considering their five years' notice) and some undertaking to tackle the stagnant wages and rising prices that are making everybody's lives worse.

It was some undertaking at the age of 37. Nevertheless he signed in July 2003 and did just that, showing scant regard for Father Time and defying his slowing reactions with some stellar displays to propel Cagliari into Serie A and then help keep them there.

Maybe at this point, it's best to list some of the pluses in this some-pluses-some-minuses undertaking.

Past studies, some undertaken by the government, demonstrate how income drives emissions, and is the most important variable determining whether emissions increase or reduce.

So is the final devotional act some undertake: casting off their shoes, in a show of renunciation, to walk the last miles barefoot on the searing ground.

Because of limited opportunities for food, few bird species remain in taiga regions through the long cold winters, although some undertake only a short migration south.

Some undertake vocational or training programs, while others enroll in a general upper secondary school (gymnasium) or another institution offering a higher preparatory education.

But the findings come in a week in which there has been a spate of terrorist attacks in Germany and France, some undertaken by young people either radicalised on the internet, or using it to feed their obsession with violence.

Some undertake to construct their own gear, known in ham slang as homebrewing, using vintage parts and designs.