Sentence examples for services to undertake from inspiring English sources

Of that, over 500 Canadian companies used EDC's services to undertake more than CAD 414.8 million in trade with Spain in 2012.

Mr Goodhew said: "Part of the reason it has been so difficult for emergency services to undertake the rescue is that this particular premises used to be a tenemented building.

One of the models proposed to increase gene testing is for non-genetic specialist services to undertake testing in eligible patients within their area of clinical expertise [ 12].

The recent advancements and rapid uptake of remote communication technologies offer new and flexible opportunities for supporting patients accessing health services to undertake physical activities appropriate for their existing conditions in the context of their daily lives [ 27].

The findings highlight the need for gambling treatment services to undertake routine screening and assessment of psychiatric co-morbidity and provide treatment approaches that adequately manage these co-morbid disorders.

We support NCAG's initiative to encourage chemotherapy services to undertake regular self-assessment procedures to identify gaps in their performance and take urgent steps to improve quality of care.

SingPost, which claims to be the world's first portal service to undertake such a trial, isn't providing a specific timeline for when unmanned crafts will officially get on the payroll, but given today's news we can assume that it has a pipeline for more tests before an eventual rollout.

This dynamic problem, which can require the reduction of the design velocity or the temporary interruption of the railway service to undertake corrective actions, has been reported in Europe, China and Japan during the last decades (European Rail Research Institute (2000) [13], Duan (1995) [30], Ishibashi (2004) [15]).

Imprecise tools exist to enable the health service to undertake this work.

The timeliness and consistency of data collection activities can be improved by identifying and training a suitable person within the service to undertake the evaluation tasks (while acknowledging the need for succession planning for these tasks).

IBM Watson, which solves company-specific use cases and trains on proprietary enterprise data sets, requires daunting manual data management and rigorous training that IBM's global business services division is happy to charge large services fees to undertake.