Sentence examples for undertaking work for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "undertaking work for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the act of performing tasks or responsibilities on behalf of someone else or for a specific purpose. Example: "She is undertaking work for the local charity to help organize the annual fundraising event."
Before undertaking work for the United Nations, Mr. Brahimi had a long and varied career in Algeria.
It will take many years before other countries have the combination of a stable legal system, language skills, a track record of undertaking work for global companies and a workforce capable of meeting the increasing demands of sophisticated customers who are into their second- or third-generation outsourcing deal.
Additionally, given the huge increase in the amount of outsourcing, shouldn't the Freedom of Information Act be applied to the private sector undertaking work for government?
Ben Page, chief executive of Ipsos Mori, said: "Client confidentiality prevents us from giving details of which companies have approached us to undertake work for them.
He exhibited at the Rencontres d'Arles festival (1987) in Provence, the Philippe Daverio gallery in New York (1987) and Mois de la Photo in Paris (1990), and undertook work for the Milanese Progetto Beni Architettonici e Ambientali (Project for the Architectural and Environmental Heritage of Milan).
A spokesman said: "We have become aware of inquiries being made in respect of a lady who has undertaken work for West Ham United on a consultancy basis relating to the Olympic Stadium project.
In retirement he undertook work for the Allied Commission for Austria and "tackled the unexpected with the zest of a young man" despite being 75.
He also undertook work for the Rising Sun Petroleum Company, designing 17 earthquake-proof and fireproof employee houses, the general office building, the manager's residence and two prototype service stations, one in steel and the other in concrete.
Although Guerin participated in recording sessions with the band and appeared on stage with them from September 1972, he was never an official member of the Byrds and instead received a standard session musician's wage, while continuing to undertake work for other artists as an in-demand studio player.
MTW (PhD, M.Info.Mgt. & Systems Research) undertook work for this project when she was a Research Fellow at Deakin University.
In 2012, we undertook work for the Rockefeller Foundation that sought to inform their future investments in health markets.
