No other developing country in the world has undertaken so much as an ally in the war on terror.
That museums are willing to undertake so much effort and expense for a temporary exhibition is remarkable.
Economists have yet to figure out what combination of mass delusion and perverse incentives led banks to undertake so much leverage.
Translating all of this Tea Party rhetoric about spending and deficits into some kind of alternative governing plan is a sobering undertaking — so much so that most Republican candidates this year refused to endorse Mr. Ryan's version, which would partly privatize Social Security and Medicare.
Carne said he agreed with the transport secretary, Patrick McLoughlin, that the industry should conduct a wider review into whether it is wise to try to undertake so much engineering work in the Christmas or Easter period on the basis that fewer people travel during those times.
Carne said he agreed with the transport secretary, Patrick McLoughlin, that the industry should conduct a wider review into whether it is wise to undertake so much engineering work in the Christmas or Easter period on the basis that fewer people travel during those times.
The idea of these reduced forms is that, if the mechanism we explore is valid, we should expect that, ceteris paribus, being a temporary worker has a negative effect on the scores mainly through the reduction of the amount of OJT they undertake, and not so much through other alternative channels.
In the midst of an undertaking that invites so much cynicism, these names (and many others) are a reminder of why we care so much in the first place.
The trip took two years and he undertook it because he yearned so much he could not bear it anymore.
Dr. Dawn Wiles, the head of the college's Spanish Language/Latin American Studies Department, said in a statement issued by Ms. Bosse, "I think that anybody who knew her admired her so much because she undertook such a difficult program of studies".
