Sentence examples for undertakings together from inspiring English sources

The Company and its subsidiary and associated undertakings together with its joint ventures develops, manufactures and markets food and industrial ingredients made from renewable resources.

They shipped out the equipment and materials for building the railway, which had been intended for other undertakings, together with an army of navvies to carry out the work.

"This would seem the intelligent policy to adopt when we employ men and computers together in common undertakings.

Innovation and entrepreneurship are very diverse undertakings but are inextricably bound together.

Avoid the activities that you and your girlfriend did together, unless they are undertakings you did before meeting her, or they are activities you really enjoy.

In Mr. Blankenbuehler's view few undertakings are as collaborative as musical theater, yet fights occur because the wrong people work together — people who don't laugh at the same jokes, or like the same television shows and books.

It includes a breathless account by Michael Payne, a former marketing director for the International Olympic Committee (IOC), on how London "really won the Games":...London was still struggling to pull together all the necessary guarantees to present to the IOC, including key financial undertakings from the Government.

It covers in some detail the many functions and activities generally associated with botanical gardens: A botanical garden is a controlled and staffed institution for the maintenance of a living collection of plants under scientific management for purposes of education and research, together with such libraries, herbaria, laboratories, and museums as are essential to its particular undertakings.

"We all have a duty to avoid a damaging split and I believe the undertakings we have from FOM [Ecclestone's operating company Formula One Management] and the FIA provide a fair basis for bringing everyone together in the interests of the sport".

Enormous undertakings followed.

Together with the recently dead and the previously overlooked, the 55,000 biographies in the ODNB comprise one of the great undertakings of late 20th-century scholarship.