Sentence examples for be appointed with the task from inspiring English sources

A stadium operator will be appointed with the task of co-ordinating community and sporting use, as well as concerts and events.

A panel of high-level experts was appointed with the mandated task of presenting recommendations for reform to the 59th General Assembly in 2004.

Two years ago, on the verge of mass deployment of DISCO surveillance, Professor Lau transferred me out of the core research group with the official excuse that I would be "appointed with other tasks". I was set up with a sinecure in a mental-health management agency in Shenzhen.

A Data Safety and Adverse Event Monitoring Committee has been appointed with membership independent from the conduct of the trial.

Whild was then appointed with the task of getting the club into play-off contention in the remaining 13 games of the season.

"Notwithstanding that we understand DYFS is broken, it appears that all the right things were done in this case," said Colleen Maguire, the special deputy commissioner of human services who was appointed earlier this year with the task of reforming the child welfare agency.

A naval officer with a reputation for getting things done, Hyman Rickover, was appointed to lead the task.

The evaluator — who would be appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate — would have two new deputies, one tasked with tracking cost and the other performance.

And a task force is to be appointed to discuss the state of affairs going forward.

In the late 1970s at the APA, Robert Spitzer, trained in both medicine and psychoanalysis, was appointed to the new task force to revise the DSM.

It includes the thoughts of Gerald Krasner, who was appointed as the man tasked with saving the south coast club when it had debts of around £4m six years ago.