Sentence examples for undertaking it to from inspiring English sources

"This is vital and difficult work and nothing should deter professionals from undertaking it, to protect vulnerable children across the UK".

It is closer to what writing educator Natalie Goldberg (1990) called, "wild mind," closer to the unconscious, and it allows those who undertake it to make contact and then to work with language of the unconscious and experiences not codified as academic.

Jeffrey declared that the trip was a wasted effort and he had only undertaken it to prevent, in Caldwell's words, "the morale of his pilots going completely down the drain".

For auditory training to be effective, those undertaking it need to comply with the intervention.

But it's a strict process: Patients who want to undertake it have to undergo significant assessment to guarantee they are mentally fit to deal with the intensity of the treatment.

Indeed many families became dependent on one male earner and thus on his capacity to find work, to undertake it, and to remain in it.

An act that appears highly noble in itself may have such negative consequences that the value of actually undertaking it is modified to a disvalue.

Thus, a CPA couldn't deduct the cost of a law degree even though he undertook it only to improve his skills and never intended to practice law.

Where research has been undertaken it tends to focus on the experience of a single town or region.

In addition, the current Cochrane risk of bias tool was introduced after the production of our review of published articles, making the comparison, had we had the data to undertake it, more difficult to interpret and possibly unfair.

She added: "I made a firm commitment to undertake it and was determined to see it through to its conclusion.