Sentence examples for dedicated task force from inspiring English sources

In 2002, there were more than eight hundred incidents in Hong Kong, leading the police to establish a dedicated task force.

In 1980, Bill Lowe, director of its research laboratory in Boca Raton, Florida, set up a dedicated task force, led by Don Estridge, to design an affordable personal computer.

The Ministry of Environment has attributed this decrease to measures led by the dedicated task force the Brazilian government established in April 2011 to strengthen enforcement and monitoring initiatives.

Kruger Inc has set up KrugerForce, a dedicated task force of process, mechanical and electrical engineers to assist municipalities and the consulting engineering community with an offering of technologies and services that meet the requirements of President Obama's stimulus package.

He said a dedicated task force had been set up to tackle the drugs problem, which was starting to yield results: "We do not underestimate the effort which will be required to bring Oakwood up to the standard we have achieved at our other prisons," he said.

In such circumstances, there's a pressing need for a "dedicated task force" to exploit native ads to their fullest potential.

How was it none of them, with their thousands of employees and dedicated task forces and diversity officers, saw this coming?

Figures outside of the State Department playing important roles are Phil Gordon, president Barack Obama's top Middle East advisor, and Jon Allen, a retired marine corps general, who has his own, dedicated task-force assessing at Israeli security concerns.

"Of all the issues to dedicate task forces and extra cops to," wrote Amber Jameison, "going after painted ladies seems like naked politics".

This June, President Obama created a dedicated government task force to combat seafood fraud and help keep illegally caught fish out of the U.S. market.

Dedicated graffiti task force units exist within police operations of major and minor American cities, and their captives bounce in and out of jail.