Sentence examples for representatives undertook from inspiring English sources

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.

As part of a process of building capacities for collecting and using local data for planning public services under devolved local government in Pakistan, together with district personnel we undertook representative household surveys in four districts.

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.

The research, which was conducted for TfL's planning chief Michelle Dix and presented to a gathering of London business and local authority representatives in March, was undertaken after the launch last year of the report of the Johnson's roads task force (RTF), which set out a vision for "world class roads and streets" in the capital.

"I will leave this meeting encouraged with the points of convergence, but also recognizing that there are still some differences to be worked out," Mr. Powell said, adding that "Dominique and I had excellent discussions" that would form "a basis for our representatives in New York to undertake discussions next week to see if we can find consensus".

Predictably, there is no straightforward criterion that makes a political struggle into an example of "identity politics;" rather, the term signifies a loose collection of political projects, each undertaken by representatives of a collective with a distinctively different social location that has hitherto been neglected, erased, or suppressed.

A number of such monitoring visits were undertaken by representatives of the Project Management Group and the International Steering Group during the recruitment period.

Consultation with 11 Aboriginal community leaders and four non-Aboriginal representatives from ACCHSs was undertaken prior to the study starting with feedback validating study cause and approach.