Sentence examples for all the task from inspiring English sources

Under Army regulations, all the task force's significant actions had to be relayed immediately to the 11th Brigade for inclusion in that unit's reports to the Americal Division.

That is, after all, the task of democratic economic and political institutions to do together, once the change has been discussed, adopted and set in motion.

But Republicans also cried foul: If there is no plan at all, the task of redrawing legislative districts could fall to the secretary of state, who is a Democrat.

After all, "the task of protecting the Libyan people" could easily be construed as bringing down Qaddafi; for that matter, the phrase is vague enough to encompass a flu vaccination campaign for children in Tripoli.

After all, the task is much like the one Mr Kohl faced when he came to power in 1982, promising a "turnaround" that would bring less state and more private initiative after "13 years of socialist-led misrule".

The cancer society, in a statement by Dr. Otis W. Brawley, its chief medical officer, agreed that mammography had risks as well as benefits but, he said, the society's experts had looked at "virtually all" the task force and additional data and concluded that the benefits of annual mammograms starting at age 40 outweighed the risks.

She performed all the tasks.

And "Think about all the tasks you need to do.

The car, in fact, takes over all the tasks of navigation, steering, acceleration and braking.

There were servants to perform all the tasks - the boys just swam, lay in the….

In the tight labor market, they cannot find or afford the people to do all the tasks they do.