Sentence examples for we could undertake from inspiring English sources

"We checked our rights and felt comfortable under Indiana law that we could undertake this transaction," he continued.

"Our minds went to what would be the most ambitious project we could undertake?" The answer to that question goes into effect this fall, when every new undergraduate student at the University of Winnipeg must meet an indigenous course requirement to graduate.

To obtain measurements of atrophy and hypometabolism expressed in the same units so that we could undertake direct comparisons of the different modalities, we computed W score maps for each patient and each imaging modality, using the healthy control group as a reference.

We could undertake, on a global scale, a mobilization like the effort made by the United States after Pearl Harbor, during which the US transformed its factories for wartime production.

And as for the long haul, there are policies we could undertake and standards we could raise to mitigate, and possibly alleviate, the ecological harm done by people driving.

While we could undertake only internal validation at this stage, external validation is planned.

Mr Carney said he was watching the housing market closely, and would tell the chancellor if he believed changes needed to be made: "We could limit amounts of certain types of mortgages that banks could undertake, we could provide advice.

Of course we were proud to demonstrate the embedded systems we had built, and the great feats our ModBot could undertake, but what truly captivated Don's attention was the experience we offered.

If so, we would need to determine what duties they could undertake, for example, in remote communities," Francis said. .

"We have information about one person that suggests that he could undertake violent actions in France," the French interior minister, Bernard Cazeneuve, said, adding that the man was thought to have ties with Islamic State in Syria.

Although the majority of SCs appear to sustain no damage, we wanted to know if the minority subpopulation that did sustain damage could undertake DNA repair.