What does UE stand for?

United Endeavor

This definition appears very rarely

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Samples in periodicals archive:

The generally attainable electric and hybrid cars currently in the market include the Indian and American united endeavor, REVAi, well-known as the G-Wiz in the United Kingdom, the tremendously accepted hybrid Toyota Prius, and the fresh Chevrolet Volt and Nissan Leaf.

Are Cars Going Electric Anytime Soon

The six-part series highlights the ability of local businesses and neighbors to cooperate in a united endeavor to reinvigorate their community.

TLC's Town Haul pays a visit to Laurens, S.C

Training on the Cheap United Endeavor exercises are held twice a year as a way to train commanders with new, computer simulation technology "for less than one tenth of the cost" of field maneuvers, according to Air Force Lt.

Simulations Help Train for 'Extreme Risks'