Significats de undertake new en anglès

The society, he added, was now well positioned to undertake new investments.

We are ready to undertake new projects to strengthen the free world.

Home sales and prices are rising, encouraging builders to undertake new construction projects.

He had written to Murdoch to come west and undertake new work for him.

There was no want of rebound; rather an excessive elasticity and readiness to undertake new movements.

Several of the men who had sailed with Columbus were ready to undertake new voyages of discovery.

Thus I have to undertake new duties, over which I must try to forget my own sufferings.

Women and young persons either take the places once occupied by men, or undertake new work (e.g.

We can learn to plan ahead so that from time to time we are prepared to undertake new projects.

The company plans to use the funds to expand its manufacturing facilities, add new product lines and undertake new initiatives.

Francois, who joined Natixis in 2012 from Morgan Stanley, was "leaving the company to undertake new professional projects".

Debt-laden big listed firms, meanwhile, are still reluctant to undertake new investments, and foreign firms can find India's labyrinthine regulations overwhelming.

History teaches that long and costly wars do not necessarily exhaust a nation or lessen its readiness to undertake new wars.

The proposed agreement also rules out the prospect of compulsory redundancies and offers staff a range of incentives to undertake new training courses.

The move comes as several mall companies raise cash to buy cash-strapped rivals or undertake new projects as domestic borrowing costs approach single-digits levels.

The proposed "enabling agreement" rules out the prospect of compulsory redundancies and offers staff a range of incentives to undertake new training courses.