Sentence examples for which undertook a from inspiring English sources

"Academic institutions are economic drivers," said Frank C. Wuest, president of Forest City's Science and Technology Group, which undertook a similar project in Cambridge, Mass., where space for science and technology companies was developed next to M.I.T. "The jobs are following the brain power".

The classic windmill on the southwestern border, the Gardiner Windmill, was commissioned in 1804 (possibly earlier) by James Lyon Gardiner, the seventh proprietor of Gardiners Island, and in 1996 was deeded to the village, which undertook a restoration costing nearly $1 million.

The mayor's plan, which he pitched as a novel effort to combat obesity, aroused worldwide curiosity and debate — and the ire of the American soft-drink industry, which undertook a multimillion-dollar campaign to block it, flying banners from airplanes over Coney Island, plastering subway stations with advertisements and filing the lawsuit that led to the ruling.

Mr Hussein added that they were taking advice from France, which undertook a two-year search for a jet which crashed into the Atlantic Ocean in 2009.

It is a strategy that appears to have worked in the US, which undertook a huge programme of QE between 2008 and 2014.

The Legal Regime of Territorial Management Tools ("RJIGT") approved by Decree-Law No. 80/2015, which undertook a profound reform in what concerns the land classification model, eliminating the operative category of urbanizable land, and being mainly concerned with soil management, planning, and urbanism.

That savior turned out to be the Rahway Historical Society, which undertook an expensive, exhaustive effort to turn the tavern back into a focal point of the community.

Along for the journey was a Channel Seven news team which undertook an on-camera interview in which Turnbull, cheerfully swaying to the locomotive rhythm, took the opportunity to wax lyrical about the virtues of public transport.

The National Central Library has since become part of the British Library Lending Division, which undertakes a major part of interlibrary lending both in the United Kingdom and internationally.

We also have the Nuffield Council on Bioethics, which undertakes a much wider remit - to identify and define ethical questions raised by recent advances in biological and medical research in order to respond to and anticipate public concern.

We have created a new Web program (http://www.oege.org/software/hwe-mr-calc.shtml) which undertakes a standard Pearson χ test following Hardy (2) and Weinberg (3)—that is, a parsimonious test based on observed allele counts.