Sentence examples for undertaking to bring from inspiring English sources
The Czech authorities even had a letter of intent from Nomura, undertaking to bring some expertise to the bank.
It is a difficult undertaking to bring a group of travelers with various levels of outdoor skills safely into the Alaskan backcountry for an extended period of time.
Certain aspects of the huge undertaking to bring ashore Britain's North Sea oil were especially conducive to intense mixing of men from the most remote and the most urban parts of Britain, many thousands of workers being brought to Shetland and Orkney to build the large terminals there, north of the Scottish mainland.
In March 1839 Lin ordered all foreign merchants to hand over their stocks and to undertake to bring no more.
Out of political as well as religious motives, he energetically undertook to bring about unity of faith within the empire.
In 1964, in the ethos of the time, Antioch College undertook to bring education to the streets by opening its first expansion campus in Putney, Vt.
They hammered out the list of political and security reforms that Mr. Arafat is now saying he is willing to undertake to bring an end to terrorism and create transparent and democratic institutions.
The Modern Library and the Book-of-the-Month Club in the 1920's, the quality papberback revolution of the postwar years -- all these ventures were undertaken to bring the masterpieces of modernism to a mass audiences.
Th the matter rested for eight years, when a John Dixon, an Englishman who had transported the London monument from Alexandria, told Mr. Hulbert he would undertake to bring the obelisk over.
Even so, in the subsequent Treaty of Reichenbach, June 24 , 1813 between Austria, Prussia, and Russia, Metternich undertook to bring Austria into the war against France if Napoleon rejected the peace terms that he was offering.
The film is about Lili's "transition", the process (the production notes tell us) that "trans people undertake to bring their body and their gender expression into alignment with their inner gender identity".
