Sentence examples for broad assignments from inspiring English sources

The study includes as examples the creation of broad assignments, like ending human rights abuses or fostering sustainable development, without saying exactly what it was that the assembly wanted the secretariat to accomplish, or how.

Give them broad assignments with specific goals and let them come to their own method of reaching that goal.

A key element of that strategy for recovery was to be a body called the International Chernobyl Research Board (ICRB), with a broad assignment including making recommendations for research.

And he has a history of transforming green-eyeshade jobs into broader assignments.

Although CRP is a widely used marker of inflammation, the test is not established to be highly sensitive or specific to CKD, and the lack of data on other inflammatory markers such as interleukins and TNF-α may limit our ability to interpret a broader assignment of inflammation to the observed racial/ethnic differences in CKD.

Mr. Maiorana joined The Times as a copy boy in 1951 as a college freshman in night school and was promoted to reporter in 1955, covering a broad range of assignments in the New York metropolitan area and in Albany.

Claire Conlon, press secretary for De León, said the committee changes were part of a broader shift of assignments for legislators.

In the case of GMP, peaks were too broad for unambiguous assignment, but it appeared that significant concentrations of both monomers and short oligomers were present.

The regulator's investigation looked into pricing practices across a broad spectrum of modelling assignments, from fashion magazine shoots offering models fees of a few hundred pounds to ad campaigns offering more than £10,000.

Many applicants are attracted by the county's broad range of station assignments, from beach towns to the inner city to the high desert, said Marrone, the department spokesman.

The leadership change is part of a much broader shakeup of senior assignments in the Pakistan Army involving fourteen or more new promotions and senior commands.