Sentence examples for undertaking the necessary from inspiring English sources

While undertaking the necessary modernization, they also tried, successfully, to retain its original charm.

But fully integrating 17 economies and undertaking the necessary restructuring remains, not surprisingly, politically absurd, with Europe's clock clicking down.

Unquestionably, Turkey has been undertaking the necessary steps for further democratization by expanding the rights and liberties of its citizens.

Being present to confront the difficult reality of loss, undertaking the necessary task of "gathering round," and offering of ourselves, is what matters.

"His character is in every way that of a moderate; he is absolutely capable of undertaking the necessary renovation without any leaps into the unknown," said Francesca Ambrogetti, one of his biographers.

Local authorities in England were put on a no-deal footing on Thursday after James Brokenshire, the communities secretary, wrote to county councils telling them it was essential that they were all "undertaking the necessary local planning and preparation" for a no-deal Brexit and ensuring they mitigate "any short-term adverse impacts".

Like the efforts of the other nuclear powers, China undertook the necessary large-scale mobilization of manpower and resources.

"Our policy would be ineffective," he said, "if the countries concerned do not undertake the necessary reforms".

Elio di Rupo said: "If the hypothesis involving another country is confirmed, we will of course undertake the necessary steps".

Ignoring Norfolk's instruction that he "fucking smash Percy's head in", Thomas undertakes the necessary with the whoremongering soldier earl.

After long hours in his own company, finishing his album, he's wearily rousing himself to undertake the necessary show jumping trials of its promotion.