Sentence examples for request to undertake from inspiring English sources

"We envisage that most people will be fine with the request to undertake that screening," he said.

That is why I am delighted that Sir Muir has agreed to lead the Independent Review and he will have my and the rest of University's full support". Sir Muir Russell, Head of the Independent Review, said: "I agreed very willingly to Professor Acton's request to undertake this Independent Review.

I only mention them as a request: to undertake the Fulbright scholarship with the same passion, intellect, personal warmth, modesty, and curiosity that Kelly and Bassel had, because their spirit, above almost all else, is the spirit of Fulbright.

The consent included a request to undertake a genital examination, which could be declined or accepted.

When he walked off the West Course after his own mediocre 72, Westwood was requested to undertake a drugs test.

This chapter is also intended to cover all verification activities that electrical engineers may be requested to undertake on behalf of a duty holder, or their contractor(s).

Each visit will last 40 – 60 minutes as required, and the participants will then be requested to undertake a 20 – 30 minute program of lower limb balance and strengthening exercises up to 6 times per week at home for 12 months.

Each scheduled visit will last 40 60 minutes and participants will then be requested to undertake a 30 minute exercise program up to 6 times per week at home for 12 months.

Following written informed consent, participants will be requested to undertake a baseline assessment (Time 1) (comprising the self report questionnaires listed in the following section) prior to group allocation (intervention vs. control).

All participants received 3 sessions of acuity training (intervention or sham) from a physiotherapist and were requested to undertake daily acuity home training facilitated by an informal carer (friend/relative).

In order to formulate an evidence-informed policy, the lead author (ZM) was requested to undertake an ethnographic study to document local ethno-cultural understandings of the many and complex meanings of blood, bleeding and blood exchange held by Pakistani women and men, with the intent of providing direction in developing policy that would help ensure a safe blood supply.