Sentence examples for offered to undertake from inspiring English sources

They can also be offered to undertake a rehabilitation course.

This is a survey that none who have jostled to get behind the bill (One Law for All and the National Secular Society to name two) have conducted or offered to undertake.

Participants in component 1 (YJC) were offered to undertake 2 months (40 days) of public works, such as cleaning the sides of roads.

He knew that Outing's offer to undertake the rescue would "renew his reputation as a world wanderer and roving reporter par excellence," and that he "might even delve into the Armenian massacres and make himself an even more valuable commodity on the lecture circuit".

They accompany the member of the team to see the patient, offer to undertake support tasks if the patient has no carer, and do follow up visits to assess progress and future needs.

In other words, students who are able to speak up, offer to undertake tasks and actively seek participation are more likely to see a wide variety of patient cases.

She noted that one client who had monthly loan payments totaling $2,800 opted to work as a prison psychologist to qualify for a federal student loan forgiveness program offered to those who undertake community service work after graduation.

SoftBank has a track record as a responsible business owner and has offered to give a legal undertaking that it will double ARM's workforce in Cambridge over the next five years.

The second Australian Survey of Mental Health and Wellbeing (NSMHWB) (2007) offered an opportunity to undertake such a retrospective analysis [ 1].

This was possibly indicated at the end of the trial period when patients for whom treatment had not satisfactorily resolved their clinical signs and symptoms were offered the opportunity to undertake alternative treatments: 4 patients in the active rehabilitation group requested manual therapy in contrast with no members of the manual therapy group requesting active rehabilitation.

Labor has offered to split the package to allow the reach rule to be scrapped as a priority while further consideration of ownership is undertaken.