Sentence examples for If it undertakes from inspiring English sources

If it undertakes such a change, it would start far more monitoring and evaluation.

Though an employee cannot be dismissed, of course, for taking a company-promoted leave, an employer may be within its legal rights if it undertakes broader layoffs during that time that result in the loss of that employee's job, said Patrick W. Shea, an employment law lawyer at the Stamford, Conn., office of Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker.

For example, the Fed must now file regular and detailed reports to Congress if it undertakes any emergency lending.

He held out a hand to North Korea again, calling for it to denuclearise; and to Burma, if it undertakes democratic reform and frees political prisoners, including opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi.

Legally, if it undertakes enough renovations, it can raise the rent to above $2,000 a month, the threshold at which an apartment is free from stabilization rules altogether.

Top Gear, being so far behind the curve, would only be able to catch up if it undertook a radical rethink of its value system.

But she said that Iraq would risk attack if it undertook other provocations, like building up weapons of mass destruction or taking military action against the Kurds.

Although the political uncertainty remains high, government advisers said that Greece would not fall into disarray even if it undertook new elections in a month.

He built his models of authority — and of charm — from the outside in: a sum of clothes, accouterments, settings, and gestures....Many a body constructed by Ingres might fall apart if it undertook to walk across a room.

The health research programme component consisted of questions on whether the programme had a clearly defined mission statement, terms of reference and organizational structure, and a plan of action, if each technical staff had a computer, if it had e-mail and Internet connectivity, and if it undertook any research by itself.

But if President Obama's diplomatic efforts and subsequent tougher sanctions fail, then the president and the world should understand and support Israel's engagement in military action, if it so undertakes, to halt or delay Iran's capability of dropping a nuclear bomb on Tel Aviv.