"global undertaking" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing a large endeavor that may have worldwide implications. For example, "The government began a global undertaking to research the effects of climate change."
"It's funny such a small item is such a global undertaking," Cutts said.
Like the Burj, they tended to be designed by nonnative architects as architecture, like many industries, became more and more a global undertaking.
As for Australia's position, Turnbull emphasised the fact the Paris agreement was a global undertaking and "when Australia makes a commitment to a global agreement, we follow through, and that is exactly what we are doing".
Scientific research is a global undertaking with a relatively mobile skilled workforce and the fact is that our major rivals are increasing investment in R&D even as they battle their own deficits.
"Investing in Internet-related companies is a global undertaking," he said.
This can and should and has been taken as a binding global undertaking.
India further revamped the Maternal and Child Health (MCH) programme to Child Survival and Safe Motherhood Programme (CSSM) in 1992 in tune with the "International Safe Motherhood Conference-global undertaking to reduce maternal mortality", held in Kenya in 1987.
"We did an enormous amount of good in the early days in South Africa, not because of the Health Ministry, but in spite of the Health Ministry," said Randall L. Tobias, who was appointed by President Bush in 2003 to lead the United States' $15 billion global AIDS undertaking.
"Arable agriculture is already a global-scale undertaking," Dr. Ridgwell said.
Mr. Mbeki's supporters, for their part, worry that a Zuma presidency might undo the meticulous stitching of the country into the global economy undertaken over the past 15 years.
The purposes were to inform health policy-makers in Ethiopia and to inform future global estimates undertaken by the Global Burden of Disease project (GBD) [20].
