Sentence examples for involvement in the undertaking from inspiring English sources

"The Queen family -- because of Moria's involvement in The Undertaking and because she admitted it on television -- their name is now synonymous with death and destruction.

The funding sources had no involvement in the undertaking of the study.

This paper draws upon findings from a review of the research 'evidence' and current practice on service user involvement in the design and undertaking of nursing, midwifery and health visiting research.

The country's involvement in the bitter conflict in Northern Ireland was undertaken by the standing army.

In this classification, motivational orientation was characterised by an intrinsic interest in, and excitement about, the work being undertaken, with involvement in the research project constituting an inseparable reward.

Also, because global public opinion is with the rebels and against Assad, Syria's external allies cannot take the kinds of risks of direct involvement in the war that, for example, Turkey has undertaken on the other side.

"I have determined that an independent investigation should be undertaken examining police involvement in the grant of a firearms licence to Mr Atherton".

This could be due to the summation of subtle changes in snacking frequency over a longer period of time, or because the FFQ at screening was undertaken prior to involvement in the study and therefore participants may have reported higher levels of snacking due to a lack of demand characteristics or self-monitoring (which may have already reduced snacking during the baseline week).

The level of involvement in the EFHIA process (being the person responsible for undertaking the EFHIA, participating in the assessment/appraisal step, etc).

This was undertaken by an investigator with no clinical involvement in the trial.

As a result of the economic free-fall we are experiencing, the question being asked is whether the government's involvement in the economy is adequately focused or large enough, not whether it should be undertaken at all.