Sentence examples for undertake media from inspiring English sources

This is the initial impetus that drove me to undertake media work.

Her station runs The Saturday Club, where children choose music, write their own stories and undertake media training.

The decision was interpreted as a snub to Hodgson after it was revealed he had instead travelled to Qatar to undertake media commitments despite claiming his fitness programme would not allow him to play for England.

In a letter to the parliamentary commissioner for standards (appendix 3), Dorries said that people were out to get her because of her stance on abortion and that she had to undertake media work because she was facing bankruptcy.

In the same vein, institutions of higher learning need to raise the public profile of key experts and support them to undertake media relations work.

During this period the Department of Health also funded Cancer Research UK and the British Heart Foundation to undertake media campaigns, and we also include GRP data from these campaigns.

Meanwhile, a group of like-minded progressives announced last week that they would undertake a media and grassroots campaign to target conservative Democrats who were either trying to water-down Obama's budget proposals or preemptively eliminate the use of (filibuster-proof) reconciliation to pass major legislation.

Although EtOH is present in TeSR-1 media as a solvent, increased levels are most likely due to accidental introduction during sterilisation procedures undertaken with media changes as described by others [32].

Bennett attracted criticism for not undertaking any media duties during his short visit to the country this week, his only spell in England before the Four Nations that starts at the end of October.

In contrast, the telephone-based study of Rubin et al. [13] employed a random-digit-dial sampling design, allowing a more representative sample of the general UK population, but their sample was only 997 respondents and the survey was undertaken after media attention had abated, beginning 8 May 2009.

To maximise response rates, extensive community publicity was undertaken via media outlets (radio and newspapers), community forums, health and community services, school newsletters, and retail outlets in each locality prior to the questionnaire distribution.