Friedan must have taken this into account when she undertook to present herself as just an ordinary overeducated suburban housewife — "one of us".
Following a series of meetings with teachers who have been demanding the right to form a union, the Ministry of Education has completed a draft law that it has undertaken to present to the cabinet.
This study was undertaken to present a possible association between maternal hypercalcemia and fetal polyhydramnion.
Other studies have been undertaken to present travel time for many AS/RS types, such as the autonomous vehicle S/R system (AVS/RS), multi-aisle AS/RS, split-platform AS/RS (SP-AS/RS), and the multiple in-the-aisle pick positions (MIAPP-AS/RS).
This is first time in India, a study has been undertaken to present how the level of metal ions in river water is influenced by suspended solids in response to spatial and seasonal conditions in Hugli estuary, India and to focus necessity of harmonizing science and policy.
Descriptive analysis was undertaken to present proportions of cases (with 95% CI) attributable to the healthcare system or aspects of the model.
There are substantial untapped reserves of growth and employment: I have therefore undertaken to present to the European Council in Amsterdam in June a plan of action and a detailed timetable for achieving this objective before 1 January 1999.
Univariate analysis was undertaken to present an overview of the findings from this population study, together with an analysis by age, sex, and ethnicity, direct or mature entry to this course of study.
Descriptive analysis was undertaken to present an overview of the findings from this population study, together with an analysis by sex, ethnicity, and mode of entry (direct or mature entry) to study.
The ostensibly loyal troops opened the headquarters gates to Deodoro, who cried out: "Long live His Majesty the Emperor!" He met with Ouro Preto, and undertook to personally present the Emperor with a list of the names of those to be included in a new cabinet.
We are living in a time of the reconfiguration of food as medicine, as curative or preventive therapy; foods are central to the work consumers undertake to affect their present and future health or to work toward the 'perfect, imperishable' body (Chrysanthou, 2002).
