Sentence examples for undertaking will make from inspiring English sources

"The network of parks projects the city is undertaking will make Lower Manhattan a vibrant community and a worldwide destination," Mr. Bloomberg said at a news conference at the Battery Park Bosque.

In effect, the EPA appears eager to wash its hands of America's largest Superfund site instead of compelling GE to undertake the additional cleanup that will make the river heal faster.

Navarro and Ross argue that their tax subsidy will make private builders more willing to undertake projects with more dubious financial returns, but it certainly doesn't go far enough.

Consequently, harmonization of sources of uncertainty across epidemiology and toxicology should be undertaken in a systematic manner that will make for more transparent decision making.

(Mr. Davis has borrowed a page from Mr. Schwarzenegger's biography, and undertaken something of an acting career. He will make a cameo next month on the CBS sitcom "Yes, Dear". He will play a straight man).

Reducing the amount of water in and around the power plant will make it easier for workers to undertake other repairs.

Usually implicit in the interventionism of American politicians and policymakers is that U.S. military action will make things better wherever it is undertaken.

Royal Mail has committed not to introduce zero hours contracts, will deliver future changes without compulsory redundancies, will make higher contributions to the pension scheme and will not undertake any additional franchising or outsourcing.

The assay described here will make it possible to specifically identify 'AB' individuals and to undertake genetic association studies that model this behaviour.

Now, as then, they will make significant progress only if the government, and the factory owners, also undertake serious efforts to bring about change.

However, the government's determination to press ahead with what the Chancellor last week called "the biggest reduction in business red tape ever undertaken" will be made clear by the symbolic move to further cut the new planning framework by another two pages, to just 50 pages.