Sentence examples similar to charged with the honourable task from inspiring English sources

The markets are hoping for a technocrat interim government charged with the difficult task of implementing structural reform".

"Yeah, well," mutters Teddy Thompson, charged with the unenviable task of ­following Warren on stage, "I could have done that".

In 1999, he was charged with the difficult task of opening a full-time bureau for The Associated Press in Tehran.

The task force was charged with the critically important task of designing America's national energy policy.

Bob, being a gardener, had been charged with the task.

Mr Norman Tebbit was now charged with the task of explaining the Government to the country.

Poor Richard Lyons was charged with the task of maintaining British neutrality.

Two guests were charged with the task; one neglected to add a key ingredient -- sausages.

Some poor reporter was charged with the task of obtaining a denial.

He is charged with the task of turning corrupt, sloppy policemen (straw) into jungle commandos (gold).

Four years ago, the seniors were charged with the task of returning the program to glory.