undertake
చేపట్టేందుకు
definition
verb
a firm of builders undertook the construction work
commit oneself to and begin (an enterprise or responsibility); take on.
translation of 'undertake'
చొచ్చుకొను,
పూనుకొను
example
There seems to be no one prepared to 'undertake' the responsibility of deciding the long term position.
Interns in our internship program 'undertake' projects and engage in research and writing.
She refused to 'undertake' any enterprise without his involvement.
She is the ideal commissioner to 'undertake' the responsibilities inherent in this bill.
You must 'undertake' that no one will be slandered by your text and accept full responsibility for the material you submit.
No state in its right mind would 'undertake' such responsibilities.
To 'undertake' the duties and responsibilities of a platoon sergeant, you are expected to be at the top of your game.
Mr Hunter was able to 'undertake' that the Secretary of State would decide the case and issue a reasoned decision within 6 weeks.
The troops are overstretched and forced to stay on longer than planned and 'undertake' responsibilities beyond their capacity.
I 'undertake' that that note will be provided and circulated tomorrow morning.
I 'undertake' that that document was advice on top of a Cabinet paper, so it does not add any significance.
He must 'undertake' great enterprises that allow him to display his abilities.
On his return he opened a local hall and 'undertook' to create a place where locals could gather and meet, a facility that wasn't available at the time.
Mr Hough 'undertook' to ring me the following day (last Friday) but he didn't.
The members 'undertook' to examine the plan in detail over the Christmas period and are due to meet with the consultants for further discussions early in the new year.
The buyer 'undertakes' that, in consideration of the bank releasing the bill of lading to it, it will hold it on trust for the bank, together with the goods and the proceeds of their sale.
The issue of bus shelters has been raised at several Council meetings in recent months and officials 'undertook' to seek meetings with the company.
They are the students who enjoy 'undertaking' these responsibilities, and kudos to them for doing so; they enrich campus life for the students who get involved in any of those activities.
The protection of witnesses has been the latest measure the Interior Ministry 'undertook' to offset the current wave of violence.
As far back as 1996, the then government 'undertook' to implement legislation aimed at bringing effective and appropriate regulation to the sector.
He said the charity has taken on a serious commitment and 'undertaken' a legal obligation with the trust.
And despite all the pain I can honestly say that, looking back, I'm glad I did and I'm proud I 'undertook' the whole enterprise.
He added he, too, was unhappy with what was written in the bulletin and he 'undertook' to investigate the matter and report back to members at their next meeting.
Secondly, he 'undertakes' that, on due presentment of the bill to the drawee, it will be duly accepted (where acceptance is needed) and paid.
She hoped they could be of assistance to one another and she 'undertook' to investigate some issues raised by members during the discussion afterwards.
The Buyer 'undertakes' that, based on the information which it has received at the date of this Agreement, it does not believe that it has cause to bring a material Relevant Claim in respect of breach of any of the Warranties.
In addition, Jill 'undertook' responsibility for departmental rota organisation, a role she continued on a voluntary basis for several months post retirement.
Due to recent government cutbacks to the service, the staff at the centre 'undertook' to raise cash in the first fundraising event since the early 1990s.
This is a mammoth project 'undertaken' by a very committed and brave team of artists and technicians.
Resolve in the face of doubt, if it is a virtue at all, is a virtue even when one has 'undertaken' an enterprise in error.
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