Sentence examples for were to undertake from inspiring English sources
Where would a defence review go, if the government were to undertake one?
"People who are unhappy with audits today will be downright despondent if the government were to undertake the job".
"There has not been a single case where we felt we would need to get the writer to tone things down if we were to undertake a production".
If Obama and Congress were to undertake serious surveillance reforms, they would have a hard time doing it one authority at a time.
The plan was simple: we were to undertake a year of "ethical living" and I would then relay our experience to Guardian readers.
Reading Agee's essay later that day, I kept thinking of that young man and what Agee would have made of him, and how Agee's odyssey of Brooklyn might look if he were to undertake the assignment today.
Anne and Michael Yeats authorized Denis Donoghue in the 1960's to undertake the biography of their father.
My job is to undertake research.
My response to the terrible tragedy was to undertake a "Walk Your Talk Pilgrimage".
The higher a project's IRR, the more desirable it is to undertake.
Ten cases were to be undertaken per hourly assessment.
