Sentence examples for undertake serious from inspiring English sources

But concerns have mounted since that Egypt is not prepared to undertake serious economic overhauls.

If Obama and Congress were to undertake serious surveillance reforms, they would have a hard time doing it one authority at a time.

Now, as then, they will make significant progress only if the government, and the factory owners, also undertake serious efforts to bring about change.

A BANKING expert recently observed that there is nothing like a good financial crisis "to ignite the engine and to undertake serious banking reforms".

But we are also seeing a way forward, a growing acknowledgement of the problems, and no excuse not to undertake serious reform".

And it obliges the government undertake serious and broad consultations with Tamils and other minority groups on the country's political future.

So she undertook serious study and by-the-book conversion.

Baltimore is undertaking serious reforms and Kansas City is regarded as a good example of policing.

Connect to Today: Since 1990, Germany has undertaken serious financial reforms to balance its new economy.

The Australian Foreign Minister, Julie Bishop, said the group was now undertaking "serious efforts" to develop their chemical weapons arsenal.

In a statement, ENO said it was "extremely disappointed" that the chorus was going ahead with industrial action "before undertaking serious negotiations".