Sentence examples for central tasks from inspiring English sources

The study of variables is one of the central tasks of any investigation of the dialects of American cities.

Gen. David Petraeus has rewritten American counterinsurgency doctrine to make protecting the civilian population and legitimizing the indigenous government central tasks for American soldiers.

As the White House had promised, Mr. Bush's speech was split into what he sees as his three central tasks: winning the war against terrorism, protecting the nation from attacks and repairing the economy.

But the health law does give states considerable flexibility in central tasks like structuring a new insurance exchange, pressuring insurers to suppress premium increases and expanding enrollment in Medicaid.

"The ever increasing cost of compliance with ever more bureaucratic, ever more intrusive and ever less useful regulation – much of it, paradoxically enough, designed to ensure value for money – instead diverts resources, both financial and intellectual, from the central tasks of research and teaching.

Decision making under uncertainty is one of the central tasks of artificial agents.

"I see this as the central task.

That is the central task of the EU today.

This, not destroying the enemy, is the central task".

Humanizing Romney was the central task of the Tampa gathering.

"This is the central task of this summit".