"Helen Boaden has decided that she is not in a position to undertake this responsibility until the Pollard review has concluded.
He promptly declared that meant he had won the White House and vowed to "undertake the responsibility of preparing to serve as America's next president".
Seated between two American flags, the governor said he and his running mate, Dick Cheney, were prepared to "undertake the responsibility to serve as America's president and vice president".
"The problem with having the S.E.C. do this is that there isn't enough money and there aren't enough people for the government to undertake this responsibility," Mr. Pitt said.
Only five women sat in the House of Representatives during the last session, so the present number of aspirants is testimony to the slowly but steadily increasing willingness of American women to undertake legislative responsibility and to the willingness of parties to trust them with it.
To this aim, she decided to alter first the way she worked and further to guide her employees and enable them to undertake full responsibility of their work and their deliverables to the customer.
However, from the fairness point of view, it is more suitable to employ a location service scheme that treats participant nodes fairly, without mandating an unlucky subset to undertake the responsibility of serving as location server(s).
Is the U.S. willing to undertake the responsibility for holding Pakistan's feet to a diplomatic and, in worst case scenario, a sanctions fire?
Other early but less commonly held meanings of acceptance are "to recognize as true" or "to agree to undertake a responsibility".
In the Western Cape, they've had to undertake further responsibility in violent crime prevention and form supplementary units such as the Gangs and Drugs team in response (unofficially) to SAPS inefficacy poor conviction rates, endemic corruption, and shocking administration.
