Finally, market limitations affecting MNCs' ability to serve marginal populations and access cheap capital do not apply to well-organised, politically led public sector undertakings.
Student-led undertakings receive preference, as will proposals that show a funding partnership.
We follow these young tinkerers as they move through their childhood and into their teens, briefly describing their entrepreneurial business undertakings which eventually led to their profitable bicycle selling and repair business.
Today, IKEA's use of applied neuroscience to evaluate potential opportunities has led to new business models and undertakings including a home solar offering that enables customers to generate their own renewable energy, a shift to renewable plastics, and innovations that provide customers at the IKEA restaurant chain choices of healthier and more-sustainable food.
Many of those pushing for greening buildings argue that any step, no matter how small, helps create a commitment that can lead to more ambitious undertakings.
Over time, that decision led to what George F. Kennan once called "the most disastrous of all America's undertakings over the whole 200 years of its history".
What specific 'control weaknesses' led to the acts alleged in the Complaint?... How will the proposed 'remedial undertakings' ensure that those acts do not occur again?
that led up to the mass murders and genocides, as well as the aftermath of these undertakings.
The Social Action Programme led to the adoption of Directives on the protection of employees in the event of collective redundancies, transfer of undertakings and insolvency of the employer.
Such undertakings will no doubt lead the scientific community to define more practical and rigid ethical guidelines for the scientific literature on which we all depend.
To lead a revolution and to govern in its aftermath are altogether different undertakings, and perhaps Mandela knew his limits.
