Sentence examples for whose undertakings from inspiring English sources
People buy or support those organizations whose undertakings have known results and positive outcomes.
No one is apparently concerned with whether or not the intervention was a good idea, because if it's determined to have been a dubious undertaking it could get in the way of those whose ambitions include undertakings that are even more dubious.
Another measure which is being considered, said the department, was removing "gold plating" for Transfer of Undertakings rules to protect staff whose employment contracts are transferred to new employers.
"It can't work," said Daniel F. Evans Jr., the chief executive of Clarian Health Partners, whose Clarian Cardiovascular Center is the most modest of the undertakings, at $30 million, and the only one built within a full-service hospital.
Crawley said he believed that ITV's regional news employees had certain rights protected under the TUPE – Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) – regulations that preserve the terms and conditions of employees whose business is transferred to a new employer.
He discovered for himself a British composer whose white-heat inspirations suited him as well as Tippett had done, James MacMillan, and one of his last major undertakings with the LSO was a cycle of Nielsen's symphonies.
But the EU, in whose name Mr Sarkozy claims to have acted, is a union based on the rule of law, where words and undertakings are supposed to mean something.
Whose crime and whose punishment?
Depends on whose mind, whose soul.
But whose aggression, exactly?
