Sentence examples for which they undertake from inspiring English sources

The journey, which they undertake in the movie's final third, is as perilous as you might expect.

Candidates are put through a situational judgment test, a verbal and logical reasoning test, and an assessment day during which they undertake a range of exercises.

We feel it is really important that big companies are held to account for the way in which they undertake their activities abroad – especially when those activities take place in remote corners of faraway places, out of the public gaze".

A common refrain is that academics fail to provide knowledge that meets parliamentary needs, in terms of its format, style or the time frame in which they undertake research.

Moreover, unlike social groups, organisations are individuated by the kind of activity which they undertake, and also by their characteristic ends.

Both presidential candidates, Michel Martelly and Mirlande Manigat, have met the CEP and signed a code of conduct in which they undertake to respect the electoral law... after having threatened [both candidates], in recent weeks, to send their supporters into the streets the day of elections or the day after.

The solemnity with which they undertook the deal is witnessed in his pictures, and the project was extended to embrace children from Croatia, Kurdistan, Angola, Afghanistan, Sudan and Zaire.

They arrived in Egypt on 2 December 1914 after which they undertook further training before being called to undertake defensive duties along the Suez Canal following the failed Turkish First Suez Offensive in February 1915.

It is recorded that as late as the 1950s, landlords and rich farmers travelled mostly by bullock carts with the exception of rare long journeys which they undertook by buses or motor vehicles.

Bullock carts are the traditional mode of transport; as late as the 1950s, landlords and rich farmers travelled mostly by bullock carts except on rare, long journeys, which they undertook by buses or motor vehicles.

The friars were also given 100 marks to build their church, in return for which they undertook "to pray for the good estate of the said Sir William Roos and his Lady Maud ... and to have and to hold that lord and lady, and their heirs, for their principal founders".