Sentence examples for when it undertakes from inspiring English sources

They also underscore yet again the problems Europe faces when it undertakes big and expensive multinational projects where the doling out of jobs often takes precedence over efficiency.

Mutual support within the community or collectivity built upon attachment and affiliation is crucial social capital binding the community together when it undertakes drastic social and economic changes.

At the same time, the change has made external auditors and rating agencies more confident, because the company now delivers more transparent reports to stakeholders about the kinds of risk it can be exposed to when it undertakes strategic initiatives.

A prime example of the above warning is readily evidenced by the folly with which the Alabama legislature acted when it undertook its now infamous anti-immigrant measure last year.

On Wednesday, the two sides plan to go before the City Planning Commission with a dispute over the museum's plans for its largest expansion since 1984, when it undertook an $85 million project that included the construction of a condominium tower and reduced the size of a garden.

And G.M. did the same when it undertook a thorough redesign of the Malibu for 2004.

Mr. Mühlemann was a director of the airline when it undertook an expansion strategy that later backfired and plunged it into bankruptcy.

The seized material was so complex and voluminous that it took Scotland Yard several months to search when it undertook the task after the Guardian's revelations.

Though Origen rejects it, this was in fact the prevailing thesis of most Christian writing in the second century when it undertook to explain the Fourth Evangelist's assertion that the one who became incarnate was the Logos who had been with the Father as theos (god) if not ho theos (God) from the beginning (John 1.1).

"Intervention Canada" also ventured into new territory when it undertook a double intervention for Christy and Loren, who both battled alcoholism.

The Government of Swaziland spearheaded this global work to end violence against children in 2007, in partnership with UNICEF and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC), when it undertook the first national-level household survey on adolescent girls' experience of sexual violence.