Sentence examples for undertake a root from inspiring English sources

First, Ofsted needs to undertake a root and branch review of outsourced inspection.

I have recently served on the Social Work Task Force established following the death of Baby Peter (Connelly) to undertake a root and branch review of social work in England.

The audit of business practices will be conducted by an external company, which will undertake a "root and branch review" of all the business practices since the credit crisis.

There are also national requirements for all acute hospitals to undertake and report a monthly audit of the percentage of their patients who have received appropriate thrombo-prophylaxis after risk assessment and undertake a root cause analysis of confirmed cases of hospital acquired VTE.

THE European Central Bank (ECB) announced this week how it will undertake a root-and-branch examination of banking assets before it takes charge of supervision in the euro area late next year (see article).

There is certainly a long and very painful road ahead: the new government is already committed, under the terms of the cash-for-reforms rescue package, to undertake a root-and-branch overhaul of the shattered Greek economy, accompanied by radical changes to the country's health, welfare, pensions and tax systems.

It might be better to wait until 2008, when the EU is supposed to undertake a root-and-branch review of how and where it spends its money, and only then try to hammer out new institutional arrangements quite possibly without using the C-word at all.

Under him, the currently hide-bound regulator might well undertake a long-overdue root-and-branch reform of securities markets.It is this, not the current diet of piecemeal measures, that is needed to deal with a series of complex, interlocking problems.

In a statement Bond Offshore Helicopters Ltd said it would continue the suspension of flights while it undertakes "a detailed root cause investigation".

It undertook a "comprehensive review" and "root and branch reorganisation" of STW's operating procedures.

Nonetheless, we believe that the standardization of growth conditions afforded is critical to initial efforts in undertaking a comparative study of root responsiveness.