Sentence examples similar to undertake to strike from inspiring English sources
Set in 1945, during the final days of the war, "Fury" stars Pitt as Wardaddy, the leader of a hardened tank crew — Michael Pena, Shia LaBoeuf, Jon Bernthal — undertaking a dangerous mission to strike at the heart of Nazi Germany.
One of the detainees, the Syrian Abu Wa'el Dhiab, arrived weakened from a prolonged hunger strike, which he undertook to protest his detention.
A review of this mechanism should be undertaken, and this paper suggests some possible solutions to strike a balance between dense living and a better environment.
McFeely undertook to do works.
Lockheed Workers Reject Contract, Vote To Strike.
In May 2002, Rumsfeld issued an updated Defense Planning Guidance that directed the military to develop an ability to undertake "unwarned strikes..
So on Wednesday, a day after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly lashed out at the Obama administration for what he called its refusal to set clear "red lines" that would prompt the United States to undertake a military strike on Iran's nuclear program, Israelis were generally sympathetic to Mr. Netanyahu even as they mulled the possible damage to ties with the White House.
Haile Selassie's success persuaded Italy's ruler Benito Mussolini to undertake a preemptive strike before Ethiopia grew too strong to oppose Italian ambitions in the Horn of Africa.
Whether they belong to unions or not, Greeks in a wide variety of occupations from physicians to public transportation workers—have shown a willingness to undertake wildcat strikes.
