Sentence examples for undertaking development work from inspiring English sources

In Katine, in north-east Uganda, the African Medical and Research Foundation (Amref), which is undertaking development work in the sub-county, funded by Guardian readers and Barclays, had been involved in training TBAs as part of its health work.

Slap the label of "humanitarian crisis" on a situation and it becomes difficult to undertake development work.

"This makes it more difficult to undertake development work, to respond quickly and flexibly to initiatives and to maintain the standard and extent of service provision," he said, in the 2016/2017 annual report.

He later moved to the Mugello Circuit with Barrichello performing engine and setup testing, while Ferrari's test driver Luca Badoer remained at Fiorano and undertook development work for new car components.

The research team undertook development work in one area of England to facilitate group meetings.

In an evaluation of the health impact of a social intervention, such as a programme of housing improvement, the researcher may have no say in what the intervention consists of and little influence over how or when the programme is implemented, limiting the scope to undertake development work or to determine allocation.

A year and a half ago, the African Medical and Research Foundation (Amref), which is undertaking the development work in Katine, funded by the Guardian and Barclays, built seven classrooms, a teachers' office/store and pit latrines at the school.

We hypothesised that, compared to usual care, a CMHT-based nurse led intervention would increase the rate of screening for cardiovascular risk factors in people with SMI We undertook trial development work in line with the existing UK Medical Research Council framework for developing a complex intervention such as this [ 23].

At the time of the development of the P.1127 Hawker and Bristol had also undertaken considerable development work on a supersonic version, the Hawker Siddeley P.1154, to meet a North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) requirement issued for such an aircraft.

Aware that a more modern design was needed to compete with upcoming front-wheel drive rivals, Chrysler undertook some development work on a shortened version of the Chrysler Horizon (which had the development code C2), dubbed C2-short, but it was cut short by the company's financial problems and plans to divest Chrysler Europe.

CW collected the outcome data, undertook the development work and helped design the intervention and manual, supervised by DO IN and MK.