Sentence examples for undertaking by itself from inspiring English sources

Each of the three new structures would have been considered a major undertaking by itself in years past, when public buildings were typically funded by selling bonds, drawing from a city's general fund or raising taxes.

He wants the government to undertake some of the higher risk, long-term research, such as esoteric hydrogen production and storage technologies, that the private sector would not undertake by itself.

Then there's the sustainability experiments being undertaken by Mojang itself.

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"Beloved," in contrast, concerns itself with the recovery of origins, the isolation of a primal trauma whose belated healing will be undertaken by the narrative itself.

There are some joint scientific and research-funding projects approved by governments or directly undertaken by an enterprise itself, and universities from past partnerships may also be granted an opportunity to contribute to open innovation.

On 18 July the EC adopted a Communication, Researchers in the European Research Area: One Profession, Multiple Careers, which sets out a series of actions to be undertaken by the commission itself, and by the EC in cooperation with the Member States, aimed at making research careers more attractive.

The health research program does not undertake research by itself.

Only one country reported that its health research programme undertook research by itself.

The health research program does not undertake research by itself but mainly identifies research needs and coordinates research work, for which it has a plan of action.

These endeavors can't and shouldn't be undertaken by the Sanders campaign itself.