Sentence examples for undertaking significant work from inspiring English sources

And Google and its contractor were criticized for trying to seek quick approvals for the project, and for undertaking "significant work" without first gaining the full consent of the Coast Guard.

He was an outstanding teacher of composition who encouraged his pupils to undertake significant work of their own.

We have undertaken significant work to develop a 'reset plan' to place the rollout of universal credit on a more secure footing, and the 'reset' delivery confidence assessment reflects this new status of the project".

The MPA annual report says: "We have undertaken significant work to develop a 'reset plan' to place the roll-out of universal credit on a more secure footing, and the 'reset' DCA reflects this new status of the project".

We have undertaken significant work over the past three years to improve our compliance with expected standards and a protocol issued to staff will be further developed in consultation with Mr Hughes's family following the conclusion of the inquest verdict and recommendations.

The postwar voyages of the research vessels Galathea of Denmark, Vityaz of the U.S.S.R., and Pioneer and Anton Bruun of the United States undertook significant work in the region; and a notable effort was the International Indian Ocean Expedition (1960 65), during which a considerable amount of information was gathered.

He said: "We have undertaken significant work over the past few years in line with Welsh Government investment into Specialist Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services to further develop and enhance frontline services.

He undertook significant work at Waltham Abbey with Edward Burne-Jones, but much of his work there was destroyed in the Blitz.

Ethiopia has undertaken significant work to introduce the rotavirus vaccine nationally.

A company can be forced to undertake significant IT work or buy extra servers and memory to make sure the program runs smoothly.

Visual artist Ryan Gander, writer Kaitlyn Greenidge, playwright Hansol Jung, choreographer Will Rawls, and poet Nicole Sealey are this year's recipients of the Hodder Fellowship, created to provide artists and humanists in the early stages of their careers an opportunity to undertake significant new work.