Sentence examples for assigning teams from inspiring English sources

We develop models for the effect of dividing a complex production process into smaller tasks, and the effect of assigning teams of two or more workers to perform a given set of tasks.

Perhaps most important, the soldiers have reopened Kabul airport, assigning teams to remove unexploded bombs, shells and mines; blow up the wrecks of fighter planes left by Soviet occupation forces; and fill craters on the runways and taxiways.

But instead of farming this work out, many firms have historically kept it in-house, assigning teams of highly educated but untrained young lawyers to log thousands of hours a year at hourly rates that can be well in excess of $300.

Compal, which concedes that it hasn't been able to get its notebook computer customers to visit in about three weeks, is stationing more staff in the U.S. and assigning teams to working with its customers there.

Over the next two years — yeah, a little slower than a fastball pitch — Qualcomm will assigning teams of its engineers to each location to figure out how best to build out access to WiFi, 3G and 4G networks, which will be used not only to simply give ballpark visitors access to the Internet, but also to send more digital content their way.

I suggest Afghans consider assigning teams of civilian volunteers to work with law enforcement, like the Zharandoy, a group similar to the Boy Scouts of America.

That is when the draw begins to assign teams to the six first-round groups.

So we assigned teams of like-minded subject-matter experts to define the skills we needed to master.

Almost all work is done in assigned teams and the ability to succeed in collaborative working is essential.

Xerxes is believed to have drafted Phoenician engineers and to have assigned teams of workers to different sectors of the canal.

Marshall was struck by this idea, and, throughout the eighties, he assigned teams of analysts to search for historical instances of such advances.