Sentence examples for security undertakings from inspiring English sources

Better relations between NATO and Russia could also facilitate a cooperative outreach toward the rising Asian powers, which should be drawn into joint security undertakings.

NATO, however, has the experience, the institutions and the means to become the hub of a globe-spanning web of various regional cooperative-security undertakings among states with the growing power to act.

counterparts progressively resume security cooperation and other undertakings in implementation of the Tenet work plan, including regular senior-level meetings, with the participation of U.S. security officials.

In his undertakings as the security Don Dada of Darlington, Francis will go undercover at moped ground zero, take candid photos of the offenders and then knock on their doors, suggesting they pack it in.

And then there's Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment).

Individual companies were organized for each venture, but the companies were united by command of the States General in 1602 in order to reduce the costs and increase the security of such perilous and complex undertakings; the resulting United East India Company established bases throughout the Indian Ocean, notably in Ceylon (Sri Lanka), mainland India, and the Indonesian archipelago.

Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities (UCITS) are a particular class of investment funds that comply with the terms of an EU directive of the same name.

It is not unlikely, therefore, that those who expected an immediate and striking improvement in the trade of the country will incur some disappointment; but the beneficial results will still be felt, in the security which it will give to many mercantile undertakings, and in the moderate price of food which it will secure to the people.

Property and the Lady ReprintsInstead, the proposed EU regulations cover managers of mutual funds or UCITS (undertakings for collective investment in transferable securities).

In the European Union, the UCITS III directive (Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities) is meant to give mutual funds more freedom to invest.

These two Directives amend Directive 85/611 (1985), which coordinates the laws and regulations of the European Community countries relating to "undertakings for collective investment in transferable securities" (UCITS).