The leading foreign institutions undertaking public health research in India are shown in Table 2. Together, these institutions led 26.9% (442/1,662) of the papers and were involved in collaborations on 89% (187/210) of the papers.
IN HIS declaration of 1917 giving Britain's backing for the creation of a Jewish homeland, Arthur Balfour, the then foreign secretary, undertook to uphold the civil and religious rights of the native population of Palestine.
Foreign R&D undertaken by DMFs to create frugal products for emerging markets which are also sold in developed markets is called reverse innovation (e.g., The Economist 2010b; Saraf 2009).
In the second hour, the candidates sat down and took questions from voters, many of which centered on foreign affairs, from undertaking military action in Iran to rebuilding alliances with Pakistan to intervening on the violence in Sudan.
The problem is compounded by the political climate in Washington, which deprives the president "of a bipartisan constituency in Congress for any foreign policy undertaking, whether it is nuclear arms reduction or plotting an exit strategy from Afghanistan," he adds.
Washington's intense polarization has compounded the problem by depriving Mr. Obama of a bipartisan constituency in Congress for any foreign policy undertaking, whether it is nuclear arms reduction or plotting an exit strategy from Afghanistan.
Public funding for Clarence House climbed 11 per cent to £2.19m in 2011-12, an increase of £232,000 on the previous year, mostly due to the Prince and his immediate family undertaking more foreign tours, at the request of the Government.
In retirement, Nixon's work authoring several books and undertaking many foreign trips helped to rehabilitate his image.
The biggest foreign aid project undertaken by China is the Tanzam Railway, which will run from Zambia through Tanzania to the sea.
A misbegotten campaign to Americanize the foreign palate commenced, undertaken in settlement houses where domestic scientists explained the virtues of American food at its blandest.
