Sentence examples for undertake now from inspiring English sources

"The exquisite, precision engineering that they undertake now is reminiscent of the work that went on here during World War II," she said of Bremont.

Last month the Board of Legislators approved an $8.8 million renovation of the bathhouses, despite concern by some Republican members that the project was too expensive to undertake now.

There are, however, concrete actions that the west could be undertaking now.

But there are some outdoor chores that can be undertaken now before the green shoots start pushing up.

What's the point of building dams?" What Brazil should be undertaking now is a massive programme of replanting native forests, he says.

The very existence of somewhere like the Wentworth Estate is predicated on exactly a kind of social cleansing that Reignwood seem to be undertaking now.

The peat, much thicker before drainage was undertaken, now varies in depth from a few inches to more than 10 ft (3 m).

Any work undertaken now will have to be finished off by a new government which might not feel bound by its predecessor's decisions.

Unless corrective measures are undertaken now, access to a surgeon will no longer be a question of picking a name from a directory or asking a friend or family doctor.

Andy Trotter, the former Association of Chief Police Officers' spokesman on media matters, has said: "There is a case for saying we should look at a different standard of authorisation and that may well come out of the reviews that are being undertaken now".

That's why we brought forward the extra £3bn of capital expenditure that the government is undertaking now that is creating new schools, that is increasing expenditure on transport and infrastructure".