Примери за използване на Has undertaken на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Although the Commission has undertaken a communication campaign to remind independent auditors of the eligibility rules,
For 50 years Servier has undertaken numerous initiatives to meet the needs of local communities.
The World Bank, which has undertaken to promote sustainable energy,
If the entrepreneur has undertaken to deliver a series of products
Moldova has undertaken an ambitious set of political,
Berlin has undertaken extensive impact assessments of the LEZ,
The Commission has undertaken to propose, in the next few months, a legislative initiative
Whereas the EU has undertaken to promote animal welfare while protecting human health and the environment;
Geographically close, it has undertaken major investments in Romania, while Austrian banks
Ireland is the sole country, which has undertaken a serious and persistent reduction of government debt,
Since 1995, Keyu Company has undertaken the design, construction
The Company has undertaken the responsibility that it will not release the data to any third parties or companies for commercial purposes.
The European Ombudsman has undertaken to facilitate wide access to the information published by the national
President Yanukovych's government has undertaken a number of important economic reforms in recent months,
The society has undertaken a number of activities such as arranging the parks
If the Trader has undertaken to deliver a series of products
cross-sectoral document based on the review of all international obligations the country has undertaken in the area of environmental protection.
However, the Loan Originator has undertaken to act in the interests of the Assignee with due care at all times.
We meet with the social entrepreneur Evgeni Mitev, who has undertaken the difficult task of helping people with visual impairments.
Therefore, the Kosovo government has undertaken concrete actions to end organised crime,