Sentence examples for agents' tasks from inspiring English sources

To do the sleuth work for the various lawsuits, Koch has assigned private investigators (who he described as ex-CIA and ex-FBI agents) tasks ranging from tracking down printers of counterfeit wine labels, to carbon-dating bottles and listening in on a phone call with Greenberg.

Tasks require 1 to n agents Tasks require specific equipment or sensors Tasks can have an order of completion Tasks require 1 to n agents Tasks require specific equipment or sensors Tasks can have an order of completion Agents will need to form groups containing the correct equipment before being able to complete a task.

Four types of intelligent software agents (coordinating agents, task agents, data collecting agents, and user interface agents) are examined and discussed in the proposed MAERPS architecture.

Realising they were heading for yet another anti-semitism PR disaster, Labour sent out a couple of special agents tasked with sedating Ken by any means possible.

Most of these women, like Johnson, were incorrectly gendered and misnamed by the law-enforcement agents tasked with solving their murders.

On Thursday morning, security agents tasked with quelling dissent that might upset Xi's congress appeared to have successfully silenced the attorney.

The agents' task is to seek for survivors in realistic simulations based on real-world hostile situations.

Police in Tehran are deploying 7,000 undercover morality agents tasked with a fresh crackdown on women defying strict rules on the wearing of the hijab, among other offences deemed un-Islamic.

Zero Dark Thirty takes "a similar perspective", she says, with its focus on the individuals, a group of CIA agents tasked with finding Bin Laden and played with brilliant understatement by Jessica Chastain, Jennifer Ehle and Jason Clarke.

Such intensive and extensive domestic experience accounts for the unusually active roles South Carolina women undertook as family agents tasked with reproducing plantation society.

When President Barack Obama visited sub-Saharan Africa in 2013, he was accompanied by 56 support vehicles, including 14 limousines, and hundreds of U.S. Secret Service agents tasked with helping secure locations in Senegal, South Africa and Tanzania.