Sentence examples for undertaking some of from inspiring English sources
China is credited with undertaking some of the world's most ambitious policies to protect and restore forests, which could serve as a role model for other countries.
People are also entitled to ponder whether the price of keeping the Americans so close might involve undertaking some of their "dirty work" – developing intelligence-gathering techniques that are beyond the US legislative and judicial framework, but can be accommodated within ours.
Our results suggest mixed feelings toward the NP role with substantial resistance to NPs undertaking some of the work typically seen as being the domain of doctors.
Rio Mayor Eduardo Paes boasted this month in The Huffington Post that Rio is "revitalizing neglected areas of the city and undertaking some of the most ambitious legacy projects an Olympic City has ever seen".
The Games provided Rio with an opportunity to move toward a more sustainable, equitable and green future, enhancing urban mobility, fortifying and unifying the city's data systems, revitalizing neglected areas of the city and undertaking some of the most ambitious legacy projects an Olympic City has ever seen.
What looms above this is fear of the Iraq example and the fear of undertaking some sort of precipitous action on the basis of evidence that later turns out to have been embellished or fabricated.
Under the SEC's nose, he undertook some of the most egregious book-keeping ever seen.
Such financing has enabled WestLB to undertake some of its exotic adventures.
They may well have undertaken some of the necessary surgery, but the British economy needs a serious fitness programme, too.
The legislation would mobilize volunteers to undertake some of the country's most urgent social challenges, like shoring up communities hard-hit by the recession.
Ira Rabin, an expert in inks and parchment from the Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing in Berlin, undertook some of the physical tests on the Schøyen fragments.
