Sentence examples for decided to assign from inspiring English sources

This year, I decided to assign John Hersey's epic "Hiroshima".

They decided to assign the task to Vinson & Elkins -- which had helped prepare some of the legal documents for some of the partnerships.

"Eaarth" is the name McKibben has decided to assign both to his new book and to the planet formerly known as Earth.

He decided to assign "1984" after a free-wheeling class discussion on where information comes from and how it shapes what people believe.

In any case, the differences were so great that Dr. Leakey decided to assign the discovery not just to a new species but to a brand-new genus -- Kenyanthropus platyops, flat-faced man of Kenya.

What if The Times decided to assign a few of its several hundred reporters to focus regularly and for a sustained period on poverty — the issues, the news and, especially, the people?

Then, based on the evaluation, these agents decide to assign the control of the system to the high-level controller or the low-level controllers.

More specifically, the Slots' Allocation policy can decide to assign more map than reduce slots if it observes a better performance in terms of the execution time.

Thus, it is the macro base station that decides to assign some of the slots for downlink transmission, and such a transmission scheme is unique within the whole cell.

By convention, he decides to assign as the velocity of a body the velocity of the fastest moving part, and then constructs a case in which, despite the fact that every part of an object moves continually faster over the period of an hour, the object itself continually slows.

He needs to take another breath and decide to assign the documentary.