Sentence examples for undertake a feasibility study from inspiring English sources

Jacobs Engineering Group Inc is to undertake a feasibility study for a propane dehydrogenation (PDH) plant at the Borealis production site in Kallo, Belgium.

On Tuesday the city of Helsinki is announcing that it has commissioned the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation to undertake a feasibility study to examine the possibility of building a new Guggenheim Museum in Finland.

When considering what to do next, we call on the government to give equal and due consideration to a mutual option for the future of Northern Rock by requiring UKFI to undertake a feasibility study and seek advice on remutualising Northern Rock plc.

Bristol and South Gloucestershire Councils have already secured £498,000 of government funding to undertake a feasibility study into a CAZ.

Under the agreement, Wugang would subscribe for some 12.1 million shares of West Plain Resources for 45 million Australian dollars ($39 million) which would be used to undertake a feasibility study to develop some magnetite deposits in Hawks Nest.

NASA is already planning such a mission with the French government, but ESA's science advisers believe such a mission is important enough for the agency to undertake a feasibility study of its own.

The company is also undertaking a feasibility study on the Gabanintha deposit in the Murchison region of Western Australia, one of the highest-grade vanadium projects globally.

The department has undertaken a feasibility study around the Barclays Center and Yankee Stadium, and Mr. Woloch said that even if the program was adopted, "there would be no guarantee that residents would find a parking space in their neighborhood".

Under the Cal Climate Action Partnership (a coalition of students, faculty and staff with the administration), we have undertaken a feasibility study, and based on sound analysis and actionable policy, have committed to a target of reducing greenhouse gas emissions on campus to 1990 levels by 2014.

As current research on massage interventions for pain relief in labour is poorly characterized, we began by undertaking a feasibility study on an established massage programme [Goldstone LA. Massage as an orthodox medical treatment past and future. Complementary Therapies in Nursing & Midwifery. 2000 6:169–75].

The Scottish government confirmed it was undertaking a feasibility study on expanding free personal care the month before.