Sentence examples for expected to undertake in from inspiring English sources

According to officials, the peace delegations were engaged today in more substantial conversations than they had expected to undertake in Mr. Clinton's absence.

The idea is to enable the I.M.F. at once to point out with candor and transparency what are the policy decisions that each of the large economies should be expected to undertake in their own interest and in coherence with the others' contributions to balanced, substantial and sustained global growth.

Students in pre-1900 history are expected to undertake additional training in Classical Japanese, Sōrōbun, Kuzushiji, Kanbun, and/or Classical Chinese, as recommended by the advisor.

Cabaye, who is expected to undertake a medical in the next 48 hours, will cost an initial £10m with another £2.5m due to the French champions in various add-ons.

NATO and Afghan troops are expected to undertake a major offensive in Kandahar in the coming months, and it is believed that the recent Taliban attacks are aimed at challenging the writ of the government ahead of the planned offensive.

As a result, Northern Rock is expected to undertake around £5 billion in new mortgage lending this year and up to £9 billion from 2010 onward depending on market demand and funding, the official said.

During this year, students are expected to undertake year-end examinations in Histology (theory and practical).

Two parallel methods for data collection initiated from the inception of the trial were: 1. Daily recording of probe readings by community based ESO's 2. A system of remote monitoring of probe readings In addition, ESOs were expected to undertake periodic sampling of water in the community distribution system to test the validity of the probe readings.

The current situation in which young people are expected to undertake many months of unpaid work in order to gain sufficient experience simply must not go on any longer.

We probably need therapists in schools with a range of different skills and support". Media captionHollie Thomas from Barnardos Cymru, encourages young people to find "coping strategies" She added: "I don't think teachers can be expected to undertake the mental health work in schools, there are experts who can come into schools to do that with the necessary expertise and training.

Medical students are now expected to undertake much of their learning in the form of self-directed study rather than being the passive recipients of didactic teaching.