Sentence examples for instructions to undertake from inspiring English sources

An assignment to report on the Spanish Civil War followed, and in 1869 he received instructions to undertake a roving commission in the Middle East, which was to include the relief of Dr. David Livingstone, of whom little had been heard since his departure for Africa in 1866 to search for the source of the Nile.

When they have doubts about a topic, the respondents stated that they initially turn to Internet sources and only turn to teachers when they require clarification of the instructions to undertake academic activities.

In our study, all participants received clear instructions not to undertake physical labor with the affected arm until recovery.

We provided full instructions on how to undertake the audits and a study helpline was available for support.

The fact that around one in five respondents did not complete Step 3 of the instrument correctly suggests that another limitation was a lack of clear instructions as to how to undertake this element of the tool.

Simultaneously, the fact that no significant relationship was observed between judgment and preference with regard to either physician characteristics or hospital characteristics suggests that there is no decision model from which to undertake ethical instruction in the current physician environment [ 18].

Prior to commencement of this PAL programme, students were introduced to the objectives and benefits of PAL and given specific instruction regarding the process they were to undertake.

They followed the instructions of professionals and were readily drawn into facilities to undertake menial activities.

M. A. Macdonald-Cooper: Annoying little devil reckoning initially on stray sheep bottling religious instruction (RI in anag. + r; reckoning; bottle = fail to undertake).

It was normal for pilots to undertake solo flights after eight to eleven hours dual instruction with their flight instructor.

This research demonstrates that the e-learning can be applied outside the traditional learning environment to train unskilled employees to undertake complex practical tasks which traditionally would involve prohibitively expensive instruction.