When an explosion rocks the base, a series of financial transfers Geezler has instructed Sutler to undertake become muddled; Sutler, already on the run, is blamed for the theft of $53m.
And then, suddenly, simultaneously with our quasi-publishing house undertaking, became progressive publishing.
He resents the fact that Guerin 'sometimes seems under the impression that I am an adolescent boy and not an esteemed doctor', while Guerin, too, has her pride: 'I'm one of the few round here who can mop shit from the floor and spell it.' What begins as a scientific undertaking becomes an emotional entanglement as the doctor and the governess strive to communicate with the child.
This clandestine undertaking became known, to the people who were aware of it, as the Belfast Project.
He will undertake to become "the King's friend".
The only formal counselling Akello has had came in the form of sessions she was required to undertake to become a counsellor herself at university.
This subjection applies equally to the unknown and the known: she is her body's subject, her doctor's subject, her baby's subject, and in this biological work she has undertaken she becomes society's and history's subject too.
Well, I could undertake to become principal care provider for my daughter.
This is particularly relevant because he sees a future in which many of the missions his company has been hired to undertake will become automated and won't require a room full of people.
It is true, they say, that most people do not voluntarily undertake to become members of a polity, but that hardly means that membership has been forced or imposed on them.
