Sentence examples for undertaking necessary from inspiring English sources

But the income from the sale of Russia's natural resources also allowed the Soviet regime to evade undertaking necessary but potentially politically dangerous structural economic reforms.

["The stolen helicopter was found without its occupants," Mr. Negrete said. "The armed forces are undertaking necessary steps to close in on the area".] United States officials said the kidnapping operation was highly professional, included at least 15 gunmen and was apparently planned well in advance.

Undertaking necessary adjustments to the pilot project will certainly contribute to ensure reducing malnutrition prevalence among children in an efficient and sustainable way.

He said he was willing to undertake necessary reforms, some of them painful, to revive the economy and create new jobs.

A robust multiculturalism must foster conditions where minority communities can undertake necessary transformations without being condescended to as culturally inferior or told sternly to assimilate.

It would also serve the interests of the people of Ukraine and increase the chances that Ukraine undertakes necessary political and economic reforms.

Deficit hawks have focused on the danger that a rescue by the central bank would remove the incentive for troubled nations to undertake necessary fiscal reforms.

Officials of Mr. Koizumi's administration had indicated earlier this week that they planned to challenge the court ruling because the decision had "several grave legal problems" and would leave the government open to similar lawsuits that blame the state for failing to undertake necessary legal revisions.

Many member states said that the only way to calm the markets was for the ECB to step in as the "lender of last resort"—a move strongly opposed by Germany, which said that such a move would take the pressure off countries to undertake necessary structural reforms.

Despite the ticking fiscal bomb, midterm and presidential elections in November 2010 and 2012 respectively will further constrain the political will to undertake necessary reforms.

We're calling for a moratorium, for the (UK) government to undertake necessary environmental and economic impact studies so that they know what they are letting themselves in for".