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Noun(1) any piece of work that is undertaken or attempted,the trade of a funeral director,endeavor,attempt(2) any piece of work that is undertaken or attempted(3) the trade of a funeral director(4) endeavor(5) attempt

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(1) In the application, my learned friend said that, if it was to be granted, there was an agreement or, at least, there was an undertaking that costs would be paid in any event to the respondent.(2) From the beginning, however, the system was built on trust - a risky undertaking in a society where profit rarely takes a backseat to trust.(3) The station was asked to give an undertaking that it will present any argument or discussion about the new broadcast franchise in a fair and balanced way while it continues on the air.(4) Building roads is an undertaking that is unlikely to get any cheaper any time soon.(5) From the start, it was clearly a mammoth undertaking , but Jack feels it was worth it.(6) It is not to be involved in the actual undertaking of the task to gather the evidence.(7) u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510The task ahead for you is a mammoth undertaking to ensure the continuation of our fishing industries,u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb he told the 300 delegates.(8) That's a big project, a huge undertaking , and I didn't necessarily understand how big it would be.(9) Mr. Power gave an undertaking that potholes on the road would be filled and that adequate lighting would be provided on barrels while the work was ongoing.(10) I had to sign an undertaking that I would come back and surrender myself to the authorities.(11) the knowing undertaking of an obligation(12) But in terms of practicality, getting it done, getting it written, getting it edited, a series would be a mammoth undertaking at this point.(13) We had an undertaking that we would be able to speak.(14) He has then given an undertaking that until the wife goes back to court, he will not seek to take the child from the wife's control.(15) It has been a mammoth undertaking and is the culmination of many hundreds of hours of research, editing and printing.(16) The strength of practice nurses, says the writer, is that the care they offer patients is based on research rather than the ritualistic undertaking of tasks allocated by general practitioners.