Sentence examples for things to undertake from inspiring English sources

The Syrian leader has agreed among other things to undertake a ceasefire, to remove his army and its heavy weapons from Syria's towns, to let in several hundred UN observers along with foreign correspondents, to free political prisoners and to set about negotiating with his opponents.The plan deserves a chance if only because the alternatives of military action and inaction are so unpromising.

At that meeting, the oil executives decided among other things to undertake a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign to convince voters in five Western states that new exploration in the Rockies would bolster their local economies while inflicting minimal damage on the environment.

"This was a really terrifying thing to undertake," Knoxville said.

"Launching a new publishing brand is a risky thing to undertake, but there is potential here," she added.

But it is one thing to undertake such reforms where real interest rates are very low and indebtedness not high (as in America), and another to undertake them where both real interest rates and indebtedness are high.

Challis was dubious, as he later wrote: "It was so novel a thing to undertake observations in reliance upon merely theoretical deductions; and that while much labour was certain, success appeared very doubtful".

Of course, as the First Lady herself pointed out, that's not so simple a thing to undertake.

The best thing to undertake to ease some of this specific bizarre anxiety is always to make the duty simpler.

In the face of this is the proviso that physicians know that life-style modification is one of the most difficult things for individuals to undertake.

Of course, the last thing Mayweather wants to undertake with a domestic violence record is a fight with a woman.

One of the first things they had decided to undertake was a complete reorganization of ecclesiastical studies, whereby they could directly influence the teaching of theology in all the semenaries of the world.