Sentence examples for be held to task from inspiring English sources

"We feel strongly that the school should be held to task for those test scores being low," Mr. Oscar said.

The fact of "safe," noncompetitive districts also robs the political process of a disciplinary force, where members could conceivably be held to task for shutdowns and defaults.

The fact of "safe," noncompetitive districts…robs the political process of a disciplinary force, where members could conceivably be held to task for shutdowns and defaults.

The company is also among the tech giants that might finally be held to task over taxes, although the issue has become very long in the tooth over the years, such that it has not been resolved.

The Fed and the SEC must equally be held to task.

"A second effort is always going to be held to task much more rigorously," she says via telephone from Charlotte, N.C., where the series is filmed.

Lacking any real interest in being held to task by the critical masses, JPMorgan would have done better to nix the #AskJPM idea.

It is also being held to task on moral grounds on which we would never hold most other (white male-centered) films on.

The problem is that China, who also used its veto, has not been held to task for its unwillingness to denounce the Syrian regime.

Now it's our job to make sure that lawmakers don't forget how important this issue is, and that they are held to task when it comes time to vote on a funding package.

In the recent years there has been a push to create a consistent nomenclature for the varying interneuronal subtypes; a 2005 conference in Petilla, Spain, was held to accomplish this task.