Sentence examples for permanent undertaking from inspiring English sources

-ROMANIAN PROVERB The management of a balance of power is a permanent undertaking, not an exertion that has a foreseeable end.

But until permanent restoration is undertaken, these magnificent buildings and the stories they have to tell are in danger of being swept away.

It said engineers were currently assessing the damage and when these investigations had been completed, work would begin to undertake permanent repairs and stabilise the roads.

The seven member International Court of Arbitration, has "barred India from undertaking any permanent works" above riverbed level at the Gurez site of the 330 megawatt Kishanganga dam in Jammu and Kashmir, after Pakistan sought a stay on construction activities (Indian Express).

In the other European countries with high shares of temporary workers (Finland, Poland and Sweden), no substantial reforms of EPL for permanent workers have been undertaken in recent years.

The inquiry into whether the actions by Mr Davies had breached the rule book for ministers was undertaken by Permanent Secretary Sir Derek Jones.

Subjects were designated as having AG when a consultant decision was made to commence permanent medical therapy or undertake glaucoma surgery (Table 3).

Subjects were designated as having AG when a consultant decision was made to commence permanent medical therapy or undertake glaucoma surgery.

It is accepted that the corrective procedures to rebuild the muscle equilibrium are best undertaken before permanent bony deformity occurs at 3 to 4 years of age [ 13].

Its success inspired a film of the same name (released in 1984) and encouraged Miyazaki and Takahata to undertake a more permanent partnership arrangement.

The most permanent tax reform we can undertake, though, is to end the income tax and abolish the IRS.