Sentence examples for undertake them to from inspiring English sources

One potentially helpful wrinkle is extending federally insured refinancing (the Federal Housing Authority would insure the new loans, incentivizing risk averse banks to undertake them) to a large group of homeowners who have heretofore been ineligible.

People's favourite leisure activities and interests changed substantially because they were no longer able to undertake them due to their loss of vision.

Both generals understood that "to confine Soldiers to purely military functions while urgent and vital tasks have to be done, and nobody else is available to undertake them, would be senseless" (Galula 1964).

They did not necessarily refuse to undertake them, but acknowledged that they did not encourage people on social assistance to choose them, unless they were "good patients".

"But the board cannot be legally compelled to undertake them".

What is the incentive for buildings to undertake them?

They insisted on their freedom from mitigation obligations, except when they are sponsored by industrialised countries to undertake them.

Eco-friendly improvements help to cut costs and reduce emissions, which has prompted a number of government initiatives aimed at encouraging householders to undertake them.

But it is one thing to undertake such reforms where real interest rates are very low and indebtedness not high (as in America), and another to undertake them where both real interest rates and indebtedness are high.

Despite legitimate questions about the next financing rounds (such as, a) whether they will happen and b) who will be willing to undertake them),  the overall reception of the idea has been positive.

Successful exercise-training programmes require players to undertake them.