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Foster, who met Fifa executives in Switzerland this week, said he was given an undertaking Fifa would directly lobby Bahrain, which was a "significant step forward".

It is also understood that the Lib Dems have been given an undertaking that they will have 'sleepers' at middle and junior ministerial rank in most other departments.

Participants in the control group were given an undertaking that they would receive further advice depending on the outcome of the trial, and they had no further contact with the researchers until they and those randomised to receive intensive dietary intervention were reassessed at the end of the six month trial.

Despite being given an undertaking regarding the confidentiality of data at the start of each interview, several respondents also had to be reassured during their interview about the confidentiality of their comments, before they proceeded to share information they perceived could elicit unfavourable responses from the lecturers concerned.

Pre-test counselling for HIV-testing was undertaken, and where consent was given an HIV test was performed.

The Basel Committee, founded in 1975 by the rich G10 countries (plus Luxembourg), was given a larger role, and undertook to bring the different national systems of capital-adequacy regulation closer together.In 1988 an accord was reached.

She was given a free naloxone kit and undertook the training on how to administer it.

Directed with an almost invisible hand by Eric Ting, the cast of "We Are Proud" — which also includes Erin Gann, Jimmy Davis and Lauren Blumenfeld (the lone actor to be given a name, Sarah) — undertake with impressive ease the rather tricky proposition of playing actors at work.

Turkey, a member of NATO but not of the European Union, would not be given a veto over military activities undertaken by the European Union.

Seventy participants were given a personality test and then undertook a number of different cognitive tasks in silence, in the presence of popular music and in background noise.

They wrote: "The new financial crime unit [that Schneiderman was co-chairing] has been given a paltry 55 staff members to undertake this enormous task.