Sentence examples for condition to undertake from inspiring English sources

Common decency, and concern at the plight of a good man, suppressed more searching questions about management's duty of care when Jonathan Trott succumbed to a stress-related condition at the start of a challenge he was obviously in no condition to undertake.

Both brigades had suffered heavy casualties in Sicily and were in no condition to undertake any further assault landings.

Health professionals' maintenance of their own physical fitness and condition to undertake work tasks was the most prominent strategy in this theme.

In conclusion, in the absence of appropriate conditions to undertake a formal MR analysis, the application of the triangulation approach by using a genetic proxy for circulating concentrations of l-ascorbic acid was unable to provide definitive evidence to clarify the causal role of l-ascorbic acid on cardiometabolic health.

Thus, the equipoise condition appears met to undertake a trial evaluating feeding strategies in the peri-extubation period.

The next day (48 h after the episode) she was in a better condition and able to undertake her daily tasks.

The combination of long flights and superb observing conditions make it possible to undertake science programs that otherwise could only be done from orbit.

Therefore, links with services to support a client's physical and mental health needs during treatment is a priority, alongside maintaining parole conditions or supporting clients to undertake withdrawal prior to admission.

Key exclusion criteria comprised any condition precluding informed consent, unwillingness to undertake intensive insulin therapy and use study devices, and history of intolerance to insulin glargine.

The E.C.B. cannot credibly threaten to retreat from its defense of any euro zone country that accepts its conditions, even if the commitments to undertake overhauls subsequently remain unfulfilled.

Feminist political philosophers are also concerned with the gendered effects of structural adjustment policies (SAPs), which many poor countries have been forced to undertake as conditions of borrowing money or rescheduling their existing debts.