Sentence examples for undertaking thorough from inspiring English sources

To comply with regulatory standards, McNeil is undertaking thorough manufacturing and quality-control reviews for all its products, Ms. Jacobs says.

"The industry is keen to help refugees who have been offered asylum, while balancing the need to protect the financial system by undertaking thorough checks before opening accounts," says a spokesperson.

In terms of specific research generation activities, respondents placed a great deal of importance on policymakers undertaking thorough research generation activities.

However, since the principal objective is to reduce the nosocomial transmission of pathogens via fomites by undertaking thorough cleaning practices, a microbiologic comparator would be appropriate and has been used in prior studies [ 10, 12].

Jarman undertook thorough research into the real life Glass and unearthed historical information about the wounds he suffered.

William F. Raynolds failed to reach Yellowstone in 1860, but the well-planned Washburn-Langford-Doane and Hayden expeditions of 1870 and 1871, respectively, undertook thorough surveys of the region.

Since insurers don't undertake thorough medical checks when they sign you up, it is easy to fall foul of the system accidentally and miss something off your medical history.

Burris and Bryant said they are asking Congress to stop funding new charter grants through the CSP, undertake "thorough audits of previous grant awards" and adopt measures to ensure that existing grant money is used responsibly.

Rieder is excellent when he undertakes thorough descriptions of how King used language — just as one might describe each line in a Jay Leno monologue and explain exactly why it was funny, on the basis of shared background information, use of pauses and facial expression, and so on.

As well as weeding out crooks and sex offenders, True also uses official databases to spot married people posing as singles.Mr Evans thinks many online-dating services are reluctant to undertake thorough background checks because these could put off potential customers.

So Donnelly advises scientists seeking postdoctoral appointments to undertake thorough due diligence.