Sentence examples for been asked to explore from inspiring English sources

David Sciarra, the executive director of the Education Law Center wrote in an e-mail: "We've been asked to explore how the center can continue the C.F.E.

I wouldn't have found myself in Tridente had I not been asked to explore a side of Rome that I had always dismissed as too predictable and too expensive.

On numerous occasions, the focus group participants pointed out that it was the first time they had ever been asked to explore these feelings of unease and professional confidence with colleagues.

This means allowing time to assess whether the right questions have been asked to explore partners' experiences in the context of a wider partnership networks that include local advocacy groups and state, and even federal level government agencies.

As a group, you and I have been asked to explore the modern incarnation of war among  people and societies, and to offer thoughts on how we might find new pathways toward peace and democracy commensurate with the threats to humanity that face us in this fragmented era.

European intellectuals could be asked to explore their attitudes toward America.

A young Scottish surgeon, Mungo Park, was asked to explore it by the African Association of London.

The privatisation Rothschild was asked to explore was that of RBS, and RBS alone, not some irrelevant, sweetened mixture.

These types of questions are now being asked to explore the possible indirect impact of food production shocks.

To kick off the Guardian and the Royal Court's series of microplays, Laura Wade and I were asked to explore the theme of food.

The BBC will be asked to explore use of the spectrum left behind on the network once BBC3 becomes fully online now that the trust has blocked its plans to show catchup programmes on BBC1+1.