Sentence examples for undertaking a very from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for MOEX said the company was "undertaking a very careful and independent review of BP's claims for reimbursement".

"At this stage, we do not have a definite diagnosis as to what is causing either of these problems, but we are undertaking a very thorough investigation," Dr. Powell said.

We are currently undertaking a very focused process to verify information," she said.

Our efforts are just a small part in what needs to be done in order to ease some of the suffering, as Greece and Cyprus are undertaking a very real transition.

In the absence of concrete facts, Lebanon's transport minister suggested that pilot error may have downed the plane, with the jet having undertaking "a very strange and fast turn" seconds before crashing.

In "A More Perfect Constitution" Mr. Sabato undertakes a very different task.

He discovers that he has been rescued in order to undertake a very important mission.

"The school undertook a very thorough internal investigation and questioned every student on campus," Ms. Schwartzman said.

"That's what we learned from the 1970s, when the Fed undertook a very expansionary monetary policy.

And in that respect SF Jazz has undertaken a very California-like idea, reinventing itself as a concert-presenting organization that is half institution, half festival.

At age 27 he undertook a very ambitious project: the etched portraits of the 100 most famous men of his day.