Sentence examples for workers to undertake from inspiring English sources

Reducing the amount of water in and around the power plant will make it easier for workers to undertake other repairs.

Rose (the astonishing Francesca Annis) has a scheme to put it to rights, recruiting older workers to undertake the dangerous cleanup and spare the younger ones.

He said he wanted the tax to be "fair right across the board" and to encourage workers to undertake fruit-picking.

It was Mr. Romney's comments about a factory in China, where he expressed amazement at the willingness of Chinese workers to undertake jobs under harsh conditions, that convinced Mr. Prouty to release the video.

Having a rolling secondment programme for non-professional workers to undertake professional qualifying training in social work, for example, is not a quick fix, but in the medium term it helps build a stable workforce.

Rather, attitudes within the industry overwhelmingly favour full decriminalisation, but that's a risky campaign for some sex workers to undertake.

Payne uses it as a photo op to raise money for Sperm, and when a hospice worker confesses to creating the image with benzocaine, Mr. Pro-Life declares that it was the Lord who directed the worker to undertake the dermatological hoax.

However, if the individual wanted someone else than a social worker to undertake these roles – such as a professional carer or community nurse – then as long as they had the skills to do so, this should be allowed.

Until 2001 in the United Kingdom, fitness of an HBV-infected healthcare worker to undertake invasive procedures was predicated upon absence of HBeAg, a protocol that was found to enable transmission to patients (14 ).

Other contributing factors include (iv) the lack of proper guidelines for the healthcare worker to undertake the early diagnosis of foetal anomalies and to adequately handle the TOP before the 120th day of pregnancy appears to contribute to the severity of the problem.

Hence, we recommend in designing culture based trainings or curriculum based education for maternal health workers and to undertake community assessment to identify common cultural practices and shape services accordingly.