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He also projected that a further 58% of the group would be able to undertake some form of work-related employment.

But Miliband also made a point of engaging with members of the audience who challenged the current welfare system, saying he too believed that, after a year on the dole, someone had to undertake some form of compulsory work experience.

Less than 5% of undergraduate students in British universities undertake some form of international study, and according to recently data from Erasmus, the UK only has one university among Europe's top 100 for study abroad in another Erasmus partner country.

According to a recent survey by HSBC, the coming bank holidays will see more than half of UK householders undertake some form of DIY in their homes, with the most popular job of all being re-decorating.

National Grid is achieving this through running educational activities in schools to encourage young people of all levels and backgrounds to pursue science, engineering, maths and technology careers, while staff are encouraged to undertake some form of volunteering during their time at the company.

The most contentious proposal is to undertake some form of military action against the people-smugglers.Others measures include a pilot programme to resettle some 5,000 refugees from the biggest host countries, such as Lebanon and Jordan; and an "emergency relocation system" to share out refugees of asylum-seekers within the European Union.

Eighty-one percent of players undertook some form of physical conditioning on at least one occasion in the off-season.

With fees for three-year undergraduate degrees costing up to £27,000 and maintenance support grants axed, one third of UK-based students aged 16 to 30 now consider undertaking some form of overseas study.

Since the 18th century millions of people around the world have undertaken some form of distance education.

According to the McKinsey Global Institute, up to 162 million people in Europe and the United States (that's 20 to 30% of the working-age population) are undertaking some form of independent work.

But a noteworthy number of each month's late payers--about 24,000 over the course of a year--get so seriously behind that the company has to resort to the drastic option of either taking over the property and selling it via foreclosure or undertaking some form of "workout," such as a non-foreclosure "short sale" that disposes of the home quickly for a price below the mortgage amount.