Sentence examples for undertake this process from inspiring English sources

"We will undertake this process mindful of the consequences for jobs, for regions and for any impacts on households," Shorten will say.

"It does appear, from what I've read, that there isn't a lot of sentiment on the Republican side of the Assembly to undertake this process," said Carl Golden, who was chief of communications for the former governor, Christie Whitman, Mr. Verniero's political patron, and who remains one of his few outspoken supporters.

Presumably performers are meant to undertake this process every time they play the score, but in 1974 Mr. Kotik made it easy: he followed Duchamp's process several times and made a set of notated versions of the results, taking different approaches to rhythm and ensemble (from steady and unified to a wild free-for-all).

International aid donors are keen for more African countries to undertake this process regularly because it enables them to make better decisions when it comes to aid.

"The board has directed the review group to undertake this process and report back by no later than the end of the week.

Last Friday night, he gave ​a speech explaining that the Australian constitution would be "completed" by such recognition and that a referendum to decide whether to undertake this process will be held in 2017.

"Time is absolutely of the essence in undertaking this process," he said.

"The only reason the government undertook this process is because Malcolm Turnbull is following the lead of Tony Abbott in failing to protect our oceans".

Podesta has undertaken this process in reverse; he is building up a machine for finding new ideas and marketing them in hopes that all this effort will somehow coalesce into a new and compelling governing philosophy for Democrats.

But the agency, as it undertook this process, realized itself that it was doing something wrong: It was deleting items from Mr. Pruitt's calendar, meaning it was wrongly modifying a public record.

As a case study, we describe undertaking this process in Ethiopia where two three-dimensional maps (men's and women's) were separately generated to represent the same 20 km2 landscape.