Sentence examples for undertaking the world from inspiring English sources

Earlier, Alzheimer's Research UK announced a £100m research campaign and the Medical Research Council (MRC) said it was undertaking the world's biggest study into dementia, involving two million people.

This weekend she oversees an especially ambitious undertaking: the world premiere of the first act from "Agni Varsha," an opera by the veteran Bollywood composer Vanraj Bhatia, who has flown in from Mumbai for the occasion.

Since Children's Hospital a year ago undertook the world's only program dedicated to treating and researching cyclic vomiting syndrome, Dr. Li, the program's director, has seen 100 patients from 22 states and 5 countries.

Finally, in tandem with a radio search, it will undertake the world's deepest and broadest search for optical laser transmissions.

He was 53 when he undertook the Fourth World, and a veteran of World War II.

Ms. Wylde said she hoped the program would have a snowball effect, in that if more teachers choose to stay, "you'll begin to get a critical mass of professionals who feel that it is worth undertaking the toughest challenges, because the world is watching, the world is acknowledging and the world is rewarding you for doing it".

Ambassador Richard C. Holbrooke said today that the United Nations must transform its civilian-run peacekeeping department into a larger and more effective military-style operation if it is to avoid repeated humiliations in the riskier missions it is undertaking around the world.

German design studio Onformative is undertaking perhaps the world's largest and most systematic search for pareidolia.

This short review cannot attempt to comprehensively consider work undertaken throughout the world.

Staying below 2C was an obligation undertaken by the world's governments at the global climate summit in Cancún in 2010.

To have done so on an economy ticket – at $74m "the cheapest interplanetary mission ever to be undertaken by the world", according to the mission's leader – only adds to the significance of the event.