Sentence examples for undertaking to create from inspiring English sources

Whether you have a benevolent father or godfather, or are undertaking to create a cellar on your own, proper storage of port is also important.

One of the first stops was to show off a new effort that Disney is undertaking to create small semi-autonomous and interactive pods that can add life to the parks.

But although the techniques and goals of diorama art can be seen in contemporary museum exhibits, it's hard to imagine a large-scale undertaking to create anything like the diorama halls today: our culture doesn't look as kindly on the collection of exotic and endangered specimens; and, anyway, there are so many ways for people today to see images of animals as they are in nature.

"This may take the form of a cash payment, or an undertaking to create employment, for example in research and development, in that country," explains Chris Knight, assistant director of forestry and ecosystems at PricewaterhouseCoopers.

John Slough, the astrophysicist credited with inventing the technology necessary for nuclear-powered spaceships, advises it would be a huge financial undertaking to create a functional model.

After two million homes were destroyed by the Luftwaffe, and swaths of terraced slums were levelled, a bold experiment was undertaken to create utilitarian homes.

"They wanted a one-stop shop for Europe," says Mr Gonzi, "and they have undertaken to create 3,500 proper IT jobs".

3 Both sides agree that negotiations based on United Nations Security Council Resolutions 242 and 338 are the only way to achieve such an agreement, and they undertake to create an environment for negotiations free from pressure, intimidation and threats of violence.

But in return the company undertook to create 165 well-paid jobs, creating a demand for houses that is increasing income from property taxes as well as sales taxes.

That dream failing — and that it would fail became clear almost at once, since Slovenia, the country's wealthiest republic, and the farthest geographically from Serbia, was determined to secede — Milosevic undertook to create his Greater Serbia, effectively redrawing borders by force.

Nevertheless, the first steps have been undertaken to create expert communities in important economic areas.