Sentence examples for an immediate task from inspiring English sources

As an immediate task, this must involve creation of millions of "climate jobs" to reduce carbon emissions.

"We are currently sitting on some 45 unopened archive boxes [and are] awaiting the arrival in four weeks time of the archivist for whom this will be an immediate task," said Christopher Bigsby, a friend of the author's and a professor of American studies at UEA.

"It's important that we set ourselves an immediate task.

While a present-centric mindset is helpful when we need to be immersed in an immediate task - or even chill out from our busy lives – it stops us from making good decisions about the future.

We had an immediate task, which was to rescue an economy that was tipping over a cliff.

"A committee that is given a title and a general area of responsibility such as these … without a windup date or assignment of an immediate task have to be regarded as a standing committees," Francke said.

A more immediate task is to hire an exhibitions director to add to the staff of 14.

But first, supporters and rivals alike say, Mr. Wasserstein has a more immediate task.

A more immediate task will be to boost Radio 4's listenership, which has dropped to 9.2 million from more than 11 million at its peak under Boaden.

In contrast, election rules confined Mr Capriles to three minutes of broadcast time a day.The immediate task for the MUD will be to regroup in time for state elections on December 16th.

While the time horizon for tackling these issues will necessarily be long, there is a major immediate task to be faced by policymakers: the health check and prescriptions to which their banks will be submitted this year.