Sentence examples for undertake far from inspiring English sources

The vote, 235 to 189, was a victory for the large, boisterous class of fiscally conservative Republican freshmen that is fiercely determined to change the ways of Washington and that forced party leaders to undertake far bigger cuts than originally planned.

But he said Congo's government needs to undertake "far-reaching reforms" for a lasting solution.

It reflects Obama's view that the Saudi royals misread the Arab Spring's warnings by failing to undertake far-reaching educational and political reforms at home.

Anderson believes that disaster looms for European countries unless they undertake far-reaching tax reforms of the type legislated in the 1980s in the U.S. under Ronald Reagan and Britain under Margaret Thatcher.

Still, we must undertake far-reaching precautions and moderate enthusiasm in the implementation of WJ-MSC as anticancer therapy, since reports of tumor supporting function were recently published in regard to esophageal carcinoma [ 79] and renal cancer [ 80].

Mr Valls is under pressure not only from Germany but the European Commission and other European states which have undertaken far more painful reforms.

Most useful interpretation of what is going on is undertaken far from the location of the quake itself, where the seismographic record is clearer and less jumbled by the very strong shaking of the ground close to the epicentre.

Some critics both within and without the Bloomberg administration have said that an aggressive publicity campaign should have been undertaken far earlier, and would have helped to generate greater popular support for the mayor's education agenda.

Our results show monitoring was undertaken far less frequently than recommended and was not done in a systematic nor precise way.

Women in the control group voluntarily undertook far more physical activity than predicted (or seen in clinical practice), which resulted in smaller differences between groups than expected.

King Hamad understands that political stability is also tied to economic prosperity, and has undertaken far-reaching economic reforms intended to increase Bahrain's competitiveness, productivity and living standards.