Sentence examples for undertaking of such from inspiring English sources

Last March, Mr. Tenet, who was promised a $5 million advance by Crown publishers, said he was delaying his memoirs because "an undertaking of such historical consequence needed more time".

An undertaking of such scale requires aesthetic vision, pinpoint organization, an ability to corral like-minded listeners into one place and at least a little hubris, but hopefully not too much.

"An undertaking of such historical consequence simply requires more time to both do the extensive research and to gain the necessary perspective," Mr. Tenet said in a statement released by Bill Harlow, a former C.I.A. spokesman, who was to help write the book.

His ultimate purpose was reportedly the conquest of China, the Philippines, and India, but even control of the Korean peninsula, which he first invaded in 1592, was not possible since Japan's forces were entirely inadequate for an undertaking of such magnitude.

Various industry and governing bodies have also published ethical guidelines for the undertaking of such testing [19, 20].

The Ring takes about 15 hours to perform and is the only undertaking of such size to be regularly presented on the world's stages.

Clinicians undertaking treatment of such complex anatomy cases need to be extremely patient as prolonged and multiple appointments are very much a certainty.

Unfortunately, the non-availability of KO mice with targeted disruption of IFN-γ receptor only on the intestinal epithelial cells precludes undertaking of any such studies.

He said the economic benefits to all communities were "pretty compelling" but would not come overnight and said Britain had not undertaken enough of such big projects.

The chancellor, George Osborne, told the BBC that the economic benefits to all communities were "pretty compelling" but would not "come overnight" but said Britain had not undertaken enough of such big projects.

In particular, Fernández Díaz worried about undertaking a project of such magnitude with "people and countries" who may "have values that collide with our own".