Sentence examples for appointing task from inspiring English sources

New Jersey and Connecticut are moving more slowly, appointing task forces to make recommendations, but are at least heading in the right direction.

Holons for CIPPS can be organized dynamically, and cooperate with each other to perform an appointed task flexibly.

Back in England, the two friends set to work on their appointed task.

The cinematographer is Janusz Kaminski, whose appointed task is to creep in close to Reese Witherspoon, the better to gloat over her caramel tan and the azure shine of her eyes.

WASHINGTON — The Obama administration distanced itself Wednesday from new standards on breast cancer screening that were recommended this week by a federally appointed task force, saying government insurance programs would continue to cover routine mammograms for women starting at age 40.

It expects a new attitude, requires you to find a way to engage the objects of study with an authentic personal interest, not as an externally appointed task.

Doolittle was appointed task force chairman, and Pombo one of its members.

But the report should at least dispel any notions that Deukmejian appoints task forces to tell him what he wants to hear.

Stay focused on a task: Researchers at University of North Carolina found that those with a higher working memory were less likely than those with a lower working memory to let their thoughts wander from an appointed task.

These once-intimidating hulks would then be seen for the awkward creations they are: stilted imitations of the human, going through geared contortions to perform their appointed tasks.

When a council goes under, a commissioner is appointed, tasked with "assessing the council's capacity and capability to improve its children's services in a reasonable timeframe".