Sentence examples for department tasked from inspiring English sources

It is the government department tasked with delivering the chancellor's "northern powerhouse" agenda and devolving power to cities and regions.

Osama El Nahas, who heads the ministry's department tasked with recovering stolen artifacts, says the most immediate solution is to enlist the help of international organizations.

Each trust introduced a pharmacist into the A&E department tasked with evaluating a random selection of approximately 400 patients – 18,229 in total.

Jarrett's unhappy years as a real estate lawyer now paid off in a city law department tasked with maintaining Chicago's business base.

The department — tasked with looking out for all of Peru's isolated indigenous people — was a tiny office with little political clout.

So India Ink decided to track it down, starting at the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sport, the department tasked with reviewing "the progress of all aspects of the preparation for the Commonwealth Games," according to the ministry's website.

The departments tasked with tracking specific threats to America can't even keep tabs on how many hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars are spent either stateside or in war zones, the latter of which the special inspector general for Afghanistan reconstruction (Sigar) has illuminated for years.

Ahead of the current 30-year bilateral pact's expiration in July next year, the government envisions the new type of agreement because it has little time for talks amid vacancies in U.S. departments tasked with negotiations under President Donald Trump's administration, the sources said.

In Guangzhou, the law enforcement departments, tasked with smoking control, have been ineffective in their efforts.

1. Homeland Security: Vote to create a Homeland Security Department that will collect in one department tasks now spread over 22 federal agencies.

The measure would collect in one department tasks now spread over 22 federal agencies, representing the largest reorganization of the federal government since World War II.