This would not ordinarily be a matter of much concern to a whale, but Craig McCaw now wanted to pay more attention to his other undertakings — some land-based conservation efforts, some world-peace initiatives with Nelson Mandela — and it just so happened that his company, Nextel, had seen its stock price fall from a high of more than eighty dollars a share to somewhere around ten.
A larger group was needed in the past 5th 7th centuriess) for forest clearing and burning undertakings, when farming communities had to shift from location to location; in the 8th-century mature settled phase of agriculture, a family was sufficient to take care of their arable land.
Looking at railway undertakings in my own country: they have to make use of the land they own.
The council administers public land, sets up public undertakings, votes on its own budget, and over recent years has played an increasing role in promoting local economic development.
His was one of an endless stream of memories of that have spilled forth from professional scientists and amateurs alike as NASA prepares to shutter one of its signature undertakings — the shuttle program — with the landing of the Atlantis in Florida Thursday.
The president described both undertakings as responses to the country's dwindling morale.
Winfrey's idea was to spread the spirit of giving across the land — a spirit that through her numerous philanthropic undertakings she has embodied to an extraordinary degree, transforming, in ways both concrete and intangible, the lives of countless people.
"How did they select those projects and what undertakings did they make to those companies?" Hearings in a land court challenge by local landholders to New Acland have been completed but the member is yet to hand down a judgment.
"Farmers' rights to the land they contract to work on, to the land on which their houses sit and to proceeds from collective undertakings are property rights conferred by law, and these rights must not be violated by anyone," he said.
Enormous undertakings followed.
If their undertakings are too small, or their efforts too thinly spread, to be efficient, it is not because they have miscalculated, but because the markets for land, credit or insurance have failed them.
