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At the request of the Prime Minister, the miners' representatives undertook to hold themselves in readiness to attend further conferences if desired.

The Special Representative undertook her visit to The Philippines in follow-up to the recommendations of the Security Council on the situation of children in The Philippines within the framework of Security Council resolution 1612 20055).

Catherine Stubberfield, spokesperson for UNHCR's Regional Representation in Canberra, told Guardian Australia that UNHCR representatives were undertaking a monitoring mission of conditions on Nauru for asylum seekers and refugees transferred from Australia.

The researchers also had invitations from government representatives to undertake studies.

Moreover, we employed a variety of tactics to address concerns about validity in the research involving presenting representative quotes and undertaking a negative case analysis to look for disconfirming cases.

It is estimated there are approximately 215 acute public hospitals with more than 50 beds in Australia [ 24], and our respondents were from all States and Territories with a broad range of experience working in different sized hospitals, and so we are confident this is representative of those undertaking HAI surveillance.

This includes the statistical design, survey logistics, and costs involved in undertaking a representative cause-specific mortality survey among a population of approximately 5 million people.

The added advantage of this design is that it encompasses a more representative cohort of patients undertaking internet-based psychological treatment for OCD by not excluding those undertaking other concurrent treatments or those with a wide range of comorbidity.

This paper sets out practical details for undertaking a representative survey of cause-specific mortality in a population of several million, taking Tigray Region in Ethiopia as a prototype.

Eleven Cancer Voices NSW consumer representatives, who had undertaken the Cancer Council NSW's Consumer Involvement in Research Training Program (a 2-day intensive training program in research methods and the application of lay criteria to evaluate research protocols) [ 35] critiqued these summaries.

In 1998, during the annual meeting of German archivists held during the Berlin Film Festival, the representative of the Murnau Foundation proposed undertaking "one project where we could all collaborate and learn something, and that should be the most complicated film we could think of, because we wanted to cover as many problems as possible," Mr. Koerber said.