Sentence examples for trained to undertake from inspiring English sources

However, midwives in Australia are not trained to undertake this role.

Units of the SBS and the Special Air Service – the SAS – are specifically trained to undertake counter-terrorist operations.

The lunar-distance method was complex and time-consuming and could only become useful if enough navigators were trained to undertake the required observations and calculations.

Our dementia advisors are also being trained to undertake the assessment of need – technically known as an MAF1/MAF2/Support Plan – to deal with presenting issues".

Our dementia advisors are also being trained to undertake the assessment of need – technically known as an MAF1/MAF2/Support Plan – to deal with presenting issues". The CCG was involved in the service from the outset (formerly as the PCT) and believes the pathway has been very successful.

He said the role, which was introduced ten years ago, had been a valuable addition to the skill mix: 'The orthodontist can focus on the diagnosis and treatment planning, while closely overseeing the OT undertaking the practical aspects of the treatment, which OTs are so well trained to undertake.

It could be suggested this is due to a lack of confidence amongst health care professionals who may not have had communication skills training to undertake these conversations [ 44].

Finally the importance of practitioner training to undertake these roles in the field is discussed.

Make sure your employer has given you the preparation and training to undertake the work it gives you or, in the nicest possible way, refuse to do it; otherwise you will continue to reinforce the stereotypes of our profession.

I am however prepared, but feel completely unsuited by nature & training, to undertake other constructive civilian work provided that it is not connected with any of the armed forces.

And in York, where Prince Charles travelled by train to undertake official duties, the talk among spectators was of another royal arrival.