Think of the line that starts with Napoleon, continues with the rise of oriental studies and the takeover of North Africa, and goes on in similar undertakings in Vietnam, in Egypt, in Palestine and, during the entire 20th century, in the struggle over oil and strategic control in the Gulf, in Iraq, Syria, Palestine, and Afghanistan.
She liked the idea of long, in-depth undertakings closer to home, because they would allow her to spend more time with her children.
In my undertakings, I accepted my sister -- and in the end, wasn't that most important?
His father's equal in both brutality and energy, he was less realistic in his undertakings.
The results of this study have several implications in clinical practices, policy issues and intervention measures and in research undertakings.
In short, mixing or integrating research strategies (qualitative and/or quantitative) in research undertakings is considered a common feature of all good research, including foresights and futures studies.
In other undertakings, though, context is often crucial.
The seides were believed to protect the people and bring them good fortune in their undertakings.
But instead of accumulating blue-chip holdings, he began investing in embryonic undertakings.
"This would seem the intelligent policy to adopt when we employ men and computers together in common undertakings.
