Meanings of undertake several in English

Artists in the Renaissance were expected to undertake several branches of their craft.

The depredations of these unruly neighbours led Sir James Brooke to undertake several expeditions against them.

That lawsuit was settled in 2008 with an agreement by BP managers to undertake several management reforms.

In my case, I learned how to cook and undertake several household tasks which I had never done before.

The Bloemfontein Beauty then had to undertake several international commitments that saw her spend most of her time outside of Mzansi.

By prudent economy, and the proceeds of my writings, I was in a condition to undertake several journeys during the last year.

He undertook several expeditions, some from choice, and some from necessity.

The company has since sold brands including Duracell and has undertaken several management reshuffles.

IPL has undertaken several business efficiency programs in the past, such as Project Tardis and Velocity.

Dragon has undertaken several trips to the space station since then, transporting payloads such as the Photobioreactor.

The company had undertaken several steps to counter the fall in prices, as its main clients, such as world No.

Russia has a military air base near the Kyrgyz capital, Bishkek, and has undertaken several large economic projects with the country.

He undertook several private commissions for the United States Government, and then he was elected vice-president of the Philadelphia Belgian Relief Commission.

Soldiering in this area was the epitome of military hardship and, by 1897, the British army had already undertaken several punitive operations against rebellious tribesmen.