Sentence examples similar to an outlined task from inspiring English sources
With this last outlined task, you may get a sense that the admiral is moving away from the prime job of dealing with al-Qaeda and its affiliates.
The plan, he said, aims to make the harbor "safer, easier to navigate and a better amenity". Curry also outlined tasks for the new year, including taking a closer look at possibly outsourcing the city's trash collection services, creating a bike-safety master plan and moving forward on the redevelopment of the old City Hall site on Newport Boulevard.
They also outline task features relevant to a given testing situation by using the target language use domain (TLU) checklist.
To help you break down your to-dos into bite-size action items, we created this handy taxes guide, outlining tasks to consider tackling week by week.
A significant proportion of our respondents rated reviewing the case and teaching in the patient's presence, structuring the interview by providing patient information background, outlining tasks to be done during the interview and focusing on one teaching theme per clinic not only to be unimportant for learning but detrimental.
"Every member of the KU community has an obligation to help shape the climate in which we work and study," Gray-Little said in an email outlining the task force and panel.
At a briefing during Reunions, Minter and Provost David Lee *99 outlined the task force's recommendations, which also include a proposed distribution requirement for all undergraduates related to diversity and culture.
This month's world championships outlined the task facing British athletes if they are to hit their targets and get among the medals next summer.
The demonstrators should begin by outlining a task or scenario demonstrating the use of their system.
The characterization of nonlinear dynamical systems and their attractors in terms of invariant measures, basins of attractions and the structure of their vector fields usually outlines a task strongly related to the underlying computational cost.
