Sentence examples for to undertake the process from inspiring English sources

Few airport galleries have the resources to undertake the process, which takes two to three years.

Many divorced Catholics, believing that annulments are too invasive and onerous, have drifted away from the church without even bothering to undertake the process.

The methods used to undertake the process evaluation included participant observation of one complete Mellow Dads course, interviews with fathers and facilitators, interviews with the intervention author and a study of programme documentation.

An effective way to facilitate the development of these skills is to engage students in tasks which require them to undertake the process of scientific inquiry within their undergraduate learning experience.

A dramatic increase in the amount of the minimum investment would have less deterrence than telling the investors to wait 10+ years to get their conditional green card as there will be enough investors with enough wealth to undertake the process as long as they could obtain their Green Card quickly," says Wilde.

We use a fresh culture from a Lowenstein medium with enough biomass to undertake the process.

When the university decided to undertake the expensive process of filing a patent application, it was intended to protect intellectual property.

From this kind of psyched-up non-fiction, it was a short step to the movies, the first art form to undertake the excruciating process of imagining the unimaginable.

The enlarged portraits of the African Choir, which line one wall of the exhibition, were made by Mike Spry, a specialist in printing from glass plates who was coaxed out of retirement to undertake the meticulous process in his garden shed.

He pressed lawyers for the state and its legislative leaders about whether it would be unconstitutional for a state to undertake the redistricting process by forthrightly saying it intended to favor one party over another.

It's simply not sustainable for business owners to undertake the whole process themselves, week-in week-out.