The sponsor took the case to the Court of Appeals, which ruled yesterday that "the sponsor undertook a duty in good faith to timely sell so many shares in the building as necessary to create a fully viable cooperative".
While every regiment was required to undertake a period of duty beyond the Khyber Pass, for the most part conditions of peace and prosperity were evident and Trenchard was able to engage in various sporting activities.
Pointing out that he had no power to take evidence in secret, Sir Robert said he was in danger of failing "to discharge my duty to undertake a full, fair and fearless inquiry into the circumstances of Mr Litvinenko's death".
Suffering from injuries caused by a fall, Howe was unable to undertake any duties for a month after his arrival.
In contrast, under medically supervised doping, a physician is making possible the enhancement by intervention and so undertakes a duty of care when treating the athlete.
Only seasoned transport pilots flew the Hercules in its early years of service, generally having undertaken a tour of duty with No. 38 Squadron's Dakotas.
You should not feel pressurised to undertake any duties you feel unhappy about.
The informants believed that personnel shortage not only adversely effects patient care, but also over a period of time excessive work pressure and undertaking a range of duties results in nurses' loss of knowledge and motivation, exhaustion, burnout, severe stress and eventually leads to staff leaving the profession.
I can't help feeling that I am enlisting the help of some secret society to assist a colleague undertake his duty of care.
The complaint alleges they were grossly negligent and breached their fiduciary duty for undertaking a so-called "higher-risk lending strategy" that increased the bank's exposure to subprime mortgages concentrated in California and Florida, undermining its capital base when the housing market collapsed.
