Sentence examples for which can undertake from inspiring English sources

The second reason is that it underestimates the capabilities of these new systems, which can undertake an increasing number of tasks more efficiently and affordably, often in very different ways from human beings.

The joint fund-raising agreement allows donors to write a single large check that is then divvied up between the candidate's campaign and the party, which can undertake certain activities on behalf of the candidate and has larger contribution limits.

This review article deals with the construction and function of dynamic macromolecular systems having mechanically linked polymer chains which can undertake a topology transformation to induce structure and property changes.

Therefore, energy and carbon models which can undertake predictions and evaluate the potential of different energy efficiency and renewable energy interventions for the housing stock are essential for implementation of these policies and initiatives (Cheng and Steemers 2011).

He also considers a decaying atom which has a 50% chance of survival within the next hour, since the atom has no actions which it can undertake to change those odds, its fate is pure chance.

The Productivity Commission's review into the workplace relations framework will examine industrial dispute provisions, and business groups will be arguing for a tightening of the reasons and timing in which employees can undertake such action.

(As man and dolphin step into space, an enemy from space destroys the Guardian, which the dolphins had created to protect the planet. Are you dolphin enough to save Earth?) There is a raft of missions, which Ecco can undertake by communicating with other creatures.

The text also includes a series of proposals and ideas for concrete activities which carers can undertake when working with children at an early age and also later.

The statistics announced today clearly underline that much work remains to be done to improve the health of every woman and children in Afghanistan; that work can only begin if all concerned - the Government of Afghanistan, organizations like UNICEF, WHO and our partners - are given the means with which we can undertake the task".

By putting the operations under C.I.A. control, they could be carried out as a "covert action," which can be undertaken without the support of the host government.

All MPs should be expected to teach citizenship classes in their local secondary schools The Qualifications and Curriculum Authority can assist by developing teaching materials for the hour long class and follow-up which can be undertaken with the class by the teachers at the school.