Sentence examples for undertaking back from inspiring English sources

Let's put this undertaking back in context.

Stephen A. Schwarzman, a trustee who donated $100 million to the library in 2008 (the main branch now bears his name), said he was glad to see the undertaking back on track.

Tom Bennett, writing in the Times Educational Supplement, claims students will be forced to undertake "back breaking" after school tasks with little educational value.

One effect of the cleaning of the ceiling, an unalloyed good undertaken back in the eighties, was that it allowed a whole register of Michelangelo figures, unseen for centuries, to at last be really visible.

But there's still a long way to go from whatever secretive candlelit ceremonies were being undertaken back then to today's plastic nativity scenes.

Both expeditions failed to locate suitable land for settlement, as did a further expedition he undertook back to the Buller River in March 1845.

In terms of effectiveness, a meta-analysis of three randomized controlled trials undertaken back in 2003 concluded that no significant differences existed between the two treatment groups in ovulation rate, pregnancy rate, miscarriage, and multiple pregnancy rates.

They said they were driven to farms and factories around the UK to undertake back-to-back eight-hour shifts for days at a time.

It is an ambitious international undertaking backed by research institutes, companies and some broadcasters, including the BBC.Television sets are already starting to stream internet video from companies like Netflix in America.

Significant others of employed individuals with back pain focused on the extent to which activity could still be undertaken despite back pain symptoms.

Since Mr Berlusconi undertook to back the executive in a private venture, both men were laying themselves open to accusations of corruption.