Sentence examples for that would undertake from inspiring English sources

In anticipation of an economic crisis, the group also launched a "national round-table" campaign that would undertake discussions with the government.

Every evening convoys of lorries took French arms up there, hoping to shore up the government that would undertake the genocide a few years later.

Along with 4 of his colleagues Macbeth had been in the Class of 1969 at Yale Law School, where they conceived the idea of a public-interst law firm that would undertake litigation on behalf of the environment.

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In 2007, the provincial government announced the establishment of a regulatory College of Early Childhood Educators CECEE) that would undertake the role of maintaining professional standards of practice amongst early childhood educators (Ontario MCYS, July 2007).

Although the dogs and the car were used during the expedition for a number of purposes, the task of assisting the group that would undertake the march to the pole fell to the ponies.

Specifically, you and Matt said at that meeting that you would undertake a review of bylines, including video and WSJ conferences, to evaluate whether women are underrepresented.

It was her first trip abroad, and until recently, there was little in her life that would suggest that she would undertake such an adventurous endeavor or meet such a violent end.

"Rather than concede to the unmalleable forces of heredity, we decided that we would undertake research that would allow us to understand the disparate developmental trajectories we saw," she and her former graduate supervisor, Todd R. Risley, wrote in 1995 in "Meaningful Differences in the Everyday Experience of Young American Children," a book about their findings, which were reported in 1992.

Presenting himself as "the beneficiary of all the generations that fought for Europe," the president announced that he would undertake "initiatives next spring with Germany to give more strength to our union".

Furthermore, 85%(53 and 722%(45) respectively of post-questionnaire respondents indicated that OSCE tutor had increased the likelihood that teaching would be a major part of their career and that they would undertake further teacher training (Fig 2(b).