Sentence examples for to undertake as from inspiring English sources
"With citizens regularly exhorted to undertake as many as possible of their dealings with government over the internet, it's completely unacceptable that a state-operated system catering for the entire population can't cope with an expected 150,000 to 200,000 filings in one day whereas large company IT systems do this regularly".
For example, recommendation 6.3.4 (page 18) states that patients with difficulty walking should be given the opportunity to undertake as much repetitive practice as possible, which may involve using a mechanically-assisted device such as a treadmill.
Unlike his overly fastidious cinematic mentors, he's been prepared to undertake as wide a range of subjects and genres as the great studio professionals of Hollywood's golden age, men like Michael Curtiz and Henry Hathaway.
An exhibition that unsentimentally examines the modern mythology of craft -- a romance that goes back to the Arts and Crafts movement of the 19th century -- might be just the thing for this museum to undertake as a future installment of its "Defining Craft" program.
Many independent retailers have decided that their only hope for survival is to emphasize their specialized knowledge, and to persuade each bride-to-be that dressing herself for her wedding is a project that she is about as well equipped to undertake as she is to remove her own appendix.
And they said, 'All right miss, would you like a job here?' ") At a women's weekend leadership seminar at Mount Holyoke College where the young women were asked to choose a project to undertake as a future leader, Miss Nagel announced that she was going to try to get a federal monument to James Madison.
Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit, said the weakness of the latest PMI surveys would "add to calls for more aggressive central bank stimulus, including full-scale quantitative easing, to be undertaken as soon as possible".
However, in cases where the neurological status deteriorates sharply after fleeting signs of recovery, the second surgical intervention is considered to be undertaken as soon as possible.
For example, in the KDIGO guidelines, the only suggestion regarding pre-transplantation concerns hepatitis B virus (HBV) vaccine, and they recommend a vaccination policy to be undertaken as early as possible [ 4].
Thus, the Ministry ensured continuous availability of health workforce planning expertise to undertake planning as well as counterpart training in this area.
There are a number of strengths to the work undertaken, as well as several limitations.
