Sentence examples for to undertake measures from inspiring English sources

In this improved climate it was possible to undertake measures of sweeping reform.

Mr. Ino said that while he advises schools not to undertake measures that would deliberately frighten children, he believes they should consider all options.

The White House is also reluctant to undertake measures that could lead to spikes in oil prices and rattle a fragile American economy.

Burke suggested that a conciliatory attitude be shown by Britain's Parliament, along with a readiness to meet American complaints and to undertake measures that would restore the colonies' confidence in imperial authority.

But Jörg Krämer, chief economist at Commerzbank, said the money could have the opposite effect, taking the heat off the leaders of countries like Italy to undertake measures that would initially be unpopular, like reducing job protections, but ultimately improve growth.

Universities wanting to charge more than £6,000 have to undertake measures, such as offering bursaries, summer schools and outreach programmes, to encourage students from poorer backgrounds to apply.

Often, the truth is that all three parts are included in the argumentation, but the private economic benefit has been a cornerstone for engagement when it comes to undertaking measures to reduce energy usage in houses.

The conclusion was that people with a strong environment-friendly identity do not need any prodding or encouragement when it comes to undertaking measures in the interest of the environment [46].

Progressive governments in poor countries fear that if they undertake measures to enhance real wages and working conditions, rising labor costs would cause wealthier countries to import from and invest elsewhere.

I will also undertake measures to ensure that this circumstance is never repeated".

Sarkozy stated that eurozone countries must prepare their national budgets in a common fashion, face stringent automatic penalties for breaking fiscal rules and undertake measures to narrow competitive gaps.