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He said the department is undertaking two more studies to get better information.

The state has never undertaken a study to answer those questions.

No further major works were undertaken during the rest of the war.

Those who have undertaken such work say it will not be easy.

This should be undertaken at least once every three months.

Department not in a position to undertake this at present.

It means more to me than anything I have ever undertaken.

In that case, our little job will have to be undertaken.

You did not undertake it of your own free will.

If you do not want to undertake it, say so now.

They were then expected to undertake a further 2 years service.

The land can also be used for students undertaking building activities.

The students have to undertake a project during the final year.

As for me, I should not like to undertake such a list.

Just as if he had undertaken it of his own free will.

I should have looked further into the whole thing before undertaking it.

Will this child's problems be more than we want to undertake?

I think that what you are undertaking in those areas is of great interest.

Women in her culture are expected to stay at home and do not undertake outside work.

I give you my word as King that we will never undertake another such test.

We've undertaken all his legal work since he was quite a young man.

Not a role I should care to have any of my staff undertake.

But to undertake such a course is a decision that you'd have to make on your own.

He said such a search would now be undertaken for the first time.

We will certainly undertake to play our part in trying to bring about such agreement.