And they are Chinese, undertaking by far the largest foreign investment project in war-torn Afghanistan.
In the spirit of the lone pilot and hardy band of yore, this was an undertaking by two heroic individuals.
It was a historic undertaking; by 1908 only nine men had driven automobiles across the United States, none in winter.
The agency must produce draft standards for existing plants, a vastly more complex and controversial undertaking, by next June.
It is part of a general and multifaceted undertaking by the State of Ohio to provide educational opportunities to the children of a failed school district.
The mission is part of a $3.2 billion undertaking by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, ESA and the Italian Space Agency.
Firing low-wage workers in New York, a city fuelled by immigrant labor, may once have been a risk-free undertaking by employers.
The program is part of a broader undertaking by the state to enhance the educational options of Cleveland's schoolchildren in response to the 1995 takeover.
What is new here is not the caliber of the exhibit, a joint undertaking by the library and the Kurt Weill Foundation, but its setting.
"That was a pretty aggressive undertaking by them," said Terry Strickland, the contractual services engineer for the state Department of Transportation in Raleigh.
" They voted against an increase in our subscriptions to the IMF a few months ago even though that was delivering on an undertaking by the previous Labour government.
