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undertake

[uhn-der-teyk] / ˌʌn dərˈteɪk /


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But his thoughtful undertaking, and his imaginative synthesis of anecdote with history, lived religion with theology, always located in the particular, offers a fresh look at some unchanging human concerns.

From The Wall Street Journal

The residual anger at Burr left many firmly committed to never allow another bank to undertake commercial activities.

From Barron's

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