Sentence examples for believed to undertake from inspiring English sources

NHS England says that about half of hospital consultants are believed to undertake private work, risking conflicts of interests.

Italy is known to be building at least seventy-five fighting ships, while Japan is believed to have undertaken an equally large program.

The company is also believed to be undertaking its own internal tests to establish whether any banned substances were inadvertently used when making the product.

At the moment, Facebook is believed to be undertaking what has been dubbed "Project Spartan," its own Trojan Horse for stitching its social layer into multiple mobile platforms in lieu of building its own phone (like Apple) and/or its own mobile operating system (like Android).

A considerable amount of the black market dealings pursued by ISIL are believed to be undertaken along the Turkish-Syrian border and so Turkey has a key role in stepping up efforts to police this.

It was therefore believed to be timely to undertake a pharmacy audit of use and cost of third generation cephalosporins in this teaching hospital.

It entered the war in 458 in response to an appeal by its "mother city" Doris, the city from which the primeval Dorians were believed to have set out to undertake the invasion of the Peloponnese.

[C7.] In Denver, New Urbanism at a Former Airport A 7.5-square-mile development at the former Stapleton airport in Denver is believed to be the largest ever undertaken to fill in vacant or underused urban land.

He is believed to have been the first to have undertaken this self-operation.

At the time, CAPTN was believed to be both a highly innovative undertaking and a highly speculative one.

This survey was undertaken at when the likely age-group for vaccination was believed to be 10 12 years.