Sentence examples for undertake new from inspiring English sources

She demanded that the agency undertake new testing and cleaning.

"Most museums don't undertake new collections today," Ms. Chiu said.

But if we undertake new military interventions, that tension will come roaring back.

On the plus side, without having to worry about re-election, Mr. Obama could perhaps undertake new initiatives.

Players accumulate enough points to achieve higher levels and thus the opportunity to undertake new, more challenging quests.

Mehmed restored the vassal system in Bulgaria and Serbia, promising that he would not undertake new European adventures.

In 2004 Hu Jintao, China's president, said the PLA should be able to undertake "new historic missions".

Many then undertake new careers as chiefs of small-town police forces, as officials in other public-service departments, or as managers of private security companies.

Depending on the results of the analyses, the company might decide to undertake new trials in certain subsets of patients, he said.

Everyone agrees that more studies in children are needed, but companies have little incentive to undertake new trials because the medicines' patents long ago expired.

"And because we have a variety-show format, artists who are not usually connected with each other can meet, get new ideas and undertake new collaborations".