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undertake

[uhn-der-teyk] / ˌʌn dərˈteɪk /


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Martyn's Law, named in memory of victim Martyn Hett, 29, has since been brought in to better protect public place from terror attacks - stipulating a range of extra safety measures large venues must undertake.

From BBC

"The government has undertaken a review," she said.

From BBC

Erikson referred to most of the investigations he undertook not as “studies” but “research errands,” to indicate that he hadn’t embedded in those communities for nearly as long as he had in Buffalo Creek.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bury said assistant manager Tim Lees would take charge of the side on an interim basis while the board undertakes "a wider review of club operations".

From BBC

The Commerce Department review was undertaken on the premise that America’s dependence on imported computer chips threatens national security.

From MarketWatch