Sentence examples for carrying out that task from inspiring English sources
The Afghan militia members carrying out that task were relatively few in number, poorly clothed for scouring the rugged terrain in increasingly harsh winter weather and unenthusiastic about the mission.
The Afghan militia members carrying out that task are relatively few in number, poorly clothed for scouring the rugged terrain in increasingly harsh winter weather and unenthusiastic about the mission.
In his posthumously published masterpiece Philosophical Investigations (1953), Wittgenstein states that "explanation must be replaced by description," and much of his later work was devoted to carrying out that task.
The agent later told the inspector general's office that he had gone overboard in carrying out that task because he was a recent hire, and he described the report as "atrocious" and a "horrible mistake," saying he could "understand why people would become inflamed about it".
Gundotra was charged with carrying out that task, and soon became the spiritual center of the product, a multifaceted leader who could be disarmingly positive in his interactions with colleagues.
As someone who has devoted his career to teaching and writing about our tax laws, I can tell you that whether Mr. Trump has followed or flouted these laws in the past bears directly on his credibility in carrying out that task.
The committee calls for a "trusted" independent body to scrutinise any such list and suggests that the intelligence and security committee (ISC), whose reports are often kept largely secret, is well placed to carry out that task.
No other institutions have the infrastructure, the people, the data and the reputations that the banks can call on to carry out that task.All changeNone of this is to deny that there is plenty of pain ahead.
The prosecutor said that the home in California functioned as a "laboratory" to manufacture counterfeit wines, replete with "tools and devices and materials and supplies," including corks, foils and fake labels needed to carry out that task.
If the exiles want an institution that can continue after he dies to hold China to account over its record of poor and often abusive governance in Tibet, they will need to build a system robust enough to carry out that task without him.
