Sentence examples for made to undertake from inspiring English sources

The safety case has recently undergone a periodic safety review and preparations are being made to undertake a tritium campaign in 2015.

Mr Duncan Smith's plans will see unemployed people made to undertake a 30-hour-a-week work placement if job advisers think they would "benefit from experiencing the habits and routines of working life".

Alexander Footman and Eric Glatt had complained they were made to undertake menial work with little or no educational value that ought to have been carried out by paid employees.

The letter goes on to say that the emergency legislation "frustrates the rights of the claimants to claim back the subsistence-level benefits which the court of appeal ruled were unlawfully stripped from them and, in the case of Ms Reilly, frustrates her right to claim compensation" for being made to undertake unlawful tasks.

Switch driving side (DS scenario): If the decision were made to switch, efforts should be made to undertake adequate precautionary measures to smooth transition as follows: i.

At this stage of the project, no attempt will be made to undertake a total archaeological / geographical study of the area.

They were prepared, they made clear, to undertake those draining operations against Islamic "terrorist networks" in no less than 60 countries around the planet.

While every effort was made to plan and undertake a comprehensive search strategy, there are several potential limitations for this review.

Writer made arrangements to undertake the journey when the rainy season was drawing to a close.

These reversals of polar destinations were described by the explorers last week as they promoted books from the earlier expeditions and made arrangements to undertake what they said would be even bolder tests of human endurance.

No formal stock-assessment process was established prior to the commencement of the ITQ management-system and no funds were made available to undertake stock-assessment.