Yet as Ms. Fleming described this new undertaking, it too came across as an experiment, another special project.
Eventually he realized it was a project that he wasn't going to be able to undertake until it was too late to save the car.
Yesterday, the city's Department of Transportation, which runs the Staten Island ferries, said it, too, would undertake a review of all Coast Guard investigations.
And whenever some wild and wonderful endeavor I want to undertake seems too much of a challenge, I think back to Arnie saying, "You can do it.
In the same year, for the shrine of Our Lady of Mercy in Reus, Gaudí outlined a project for the renovation of the church's main facade, which ultimately was not undertaken, as the board considered it too expensive.
Lee has kept FDA approval up to date for clinical trials involving electric shock, and Maroon Biotech plans to undertake those tests too.
The undertaking it requires would be too chaotic, Mr. Mineta said, in part because it could lead to mass departure of the existing screeners, employees of security companies currently under contract to individual airlines.
The housebuilding programmes that were undertaken were too little too late.
It is too late for those who died in Iraq: too many citizens were not paying attention -- grave actions were undertaken while too many citizens slept.
Even Mr. Feinberg, an experienced and skilled mediator, agrees that the responsibility he undertook was too great for one person.
This is as true for rich countries (witness the United States and its saving-and-loans fiasco, or Britain and its credit-driven boom of the late 1980s) as for poor ones.What muddies the water, however, is that liberalisation has very often been undertaken with too little regard for the warnings in the early pro-reform literature.
