Sentence examples for for work undertaken from inspiring English sources

Platini and Blatter have denied wrongdoing over the secret "gentleman's agreement" under which the former received the equivalent of £1.3m in 2011 for work undertaken as a Fifa adviser between 1999 and 2002.

Such strategies include estate-based counselling services; basic training in family counselling and mediation for PHMs; greater surveillance of abusive men's behaviours by male community leaders; and performance evaluation and incentives for work undertaken to respond to domestic violence.

It includes three components: (i) Boundaries: Formal or informal policies about the competencies required for work undertaken within them; procedures that attempt to minimize disagreements about the criteria by which these can be assessed; and practice that define the permeability of skill-set boundaries.

Throughout the years he was a recipient he was compliant with the programs – he reported looking for work, undertaking work experience, and attending training.

For all work undertaken to adapt the scale for use in American chronic illness populations, the 7-point delighted-terrible scale was used to measure satisfaction with an item.

Some Poor Law authorities hoped that payment for the work undertaken by the inmates would produce a profit for their workhouses, or at least allow them to be self-supporting, but whatever small income could be produced never matched the running costs.

These suppliers had power over some of the scope of work, expected to be paid for extra work undertaken and had better access to cost information than the management".

We are constantly being praised, including by a parliamentary committee, for the work undertaken locally, mostly by volunteers, to determine the needs of the town, but are then told there is no money available.

The issue of relevant research methodology for scholarly work undertaken in China is the focus of this paper.

"It is wonderful to receive this formal recognition for the work undertaken by Gareth Hoskins and all of the rest of the team".

While much of the analysis could have been automated, the educational value of the discussions was enormous and resulted in much higher levels of buy-in to the eventual mitigation work that was recommended in the concluding stages of the project and which formed the basis for subsequent work undertaken by the lifeline utilities as part of the Auckland Lifelines Group.