Sentence examples for undertook on its from inspiring English sources
For example, last month the state of Virginia decertified some of its machines, moving its statewide standard to more secure voting machines that keep a paper tally of votes — a step the state's board of elections undertook on its own.
DEA informant Carlos Toro openly cries on camera as he describes the agency using and abusing him for twenty years, eventually refusing to grant him US citizenship he'd been promised after the two decades of undercover intelligence he undertook on its behalf at huge personal risk.
DEA informant Carlos Toro openly cries on camera as he describes the agency using and abusing him for twenty years, eventually refusing to grant him US citizenship he'd been promised after the two decades of undercover intelligence he undertook on its behalf at huge personal risk.
Any one of those bullets is a massive undertaking on its own.
"It's nothing that Suffolk County has decided to undertake on its own.
In his speech, the president also mentioned other changes that the administration could undertake on its own.
To examine the viability of PCM-concrete as a thermally efficient building material, an economic and environmental case study evaluation has also been undertaken on its use in a typical New South Wales home.
This review, which the BBC Board commissioned Christopher Saul Associates Limited ("CSA") to undertake on its behalf looks into the transparency of the commercial activities of the BBC.
This review, which the BBC Board commissioned Will Hutton, Principal of Hertford College Oxford, and Chair of the Big Innovation Centre's Innovation Board to undertake on its behalf looks into the transparency of the public service operations of the BBC.
Training doctors to be better at managing headache is a huge undertaking on its own, but completely necessary: the current deficiencies in training, themselves engendered by the low priority given to headache, are at the heart (though not the whole cause) of the universal health-care failures for headache.
This review, which the BBC Board commissioned EY to undertake on its behalf, fulfils a requirement set by the UK Government in the BBC's Framework Agreement that the Board must assess whether the BBC's commercial activities comply with the four "commercial criteria" established in the BBC's governing documents.
