Sentence examples for organization undertaking from inspiring English sources
In 2015, after the expiration of the 3-year contract, the original organization undertaking the FISC in NXG was replaced by another.
It might work, as in case of a grant to an organization undertaking environmental protection or remediation (e.g. protected area management, reclamation of contaminated or eroded land, restoration of wetland, afforestation to sequester carbon).
320 in 2010), party A (sponsor) was the district (county city) government or its working department; party B was (respondent for project execution and management) sub-district office; and party C was the organization undertaking the community comprehensive service center in the sub-district.
The program focuses on representing Palestinians on housing, land and property cases within the Israeli legal system and it is currently the only international organization undertaking cases of this nature.
In her recent job, Hazel was working as a social science consultant in an organization undertaking water, sanitation and environment related projects.
So the organization undertook a reconstruction.
On the contrary, it is primarily the result of arguments and organization undertaken by, for, and among gentiles.
Trained consultants, usually from outside the organization, undertook intensive interviewing of senior and junior staff, and sensitivity training and confrontation meetings were also held.
He said the organization undertook a thorough review of its selection process two years ago and found the process partially responsible for the program's struggles since 1992.
The OAS, now a full-fledged terrorist organization, undertook a wave of bombings and assassinations (including attempts on de Gaulle) that left some 12,000 victims.
The problem comes when an organization undertakes abrupt change that starts to make people uncomfortable, breaks apart those affiliative bonds, key team members start leaving and it feels as though a previously tight-knit group starts breaking apart.
