Sentence examples similar to undertaking a measure from inspiring English sources

In addition to such educative methods, it is the duty of any Government which wishes to attain success in raising the standard of rural sanitation to undertake a further measure.

We did not undertake a specific measure of psychological distress, and so are not able to provide definitive evidence that this was in fact what our diagnosed participants were engaged in.

A meeting of the European Conservatives and Reformers – the Tories' grouping in the European Parliament – was chaired by Anders Vistisen MEP from the nationalist Danish People's Party, which is undertaking a number of xenophobic measures against the country's Muslim "ghettos".

Facing a $70 million budget gap and a shrinking endowment, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is undertaking a number of cost-cutting measures, including closing the school for nearly two weeks around Christmas and New Year's.

In February, its government negotiated a four-month extension to its bailout in return for dropping key anti-austerity measures and undertaking a eurozone-approved reform programme.

We demonstrated the feasibility of undertaking a wide range of anthropometric measures within school and the feasibility of Actiheart monitors for assessing physical activity in free living children (approximately 90% had usable data).

Whilst this was undertaken as a measure to increase response rate it needs to be acknowledge that this may have actually reduced the response rate as it is possible the practice manager's delayed the distribution of the questionnaires.

Finally, following the foil recognition test, participants undertook a test to measure their perceived personality similarity with President Obama.

Over the summer, the authorities undertook a range of measures to stifle dissent.

Since Obama's visit to Beijing last November, the US and China have undertaken a number of measures in tandem to fight climate change.

Officials have undertaken a variety of measures to improve security — including conducting vulnerability tests of computer networks and voting machines and hiring new IT staff.