New undertakings often take time to come into operation.
New industrial undertakings, however, also appeared.
New railway undertakings willing to access these markets have no significant barriers to do so.
More than 1,700 giant yellow umbrellas fluttered open Wednesday on the barren, tan slopes of the Tejon Pass north of Los Angeles, completing one of the largest undertakings in modern art history--the creation of twin forests of colorful canopies in California and Japan by environmental artist Christo.
Joint-stock company, a forerunner of the modern corporation that was organized for undertakings requiring large amounts of capital.
As Ms. Jacobs saw it, modern city plans were not true social undertakings.
Tcherneva, the Franklin & Marshall economist, says we need a modern version of the Works Progress Administration, one of the most ambitious undertakings of the New Deal, the federal government's response to the alarming joblessness of the Great Depression.
As a director of a language college, I feel the white paper should give clear undertakings that the government intends to rethink its decision to make modern languages an option in key stage 4. Some 75% of the world is bilingual and British children should all learn a language other than English, at least to the age of 16.
With the exception of missionary-financed and missionary-controlled undertakings in areas under foreign influence or administration, such as Qingdao, Yantai, and Jinan, modern intensive health care facilities were virtually nonexistent, and there was only token support for public higher education.
Before the modern period, religion was not a separate activity, hermetically sealed off from all others; rather, it permeated all human undertakings, including economics, state-building, politics and warfare.
Enormous undertakings followed.
