Sentence examples for director of a task from inspiring English sources

In 1970, he was named executive director of a task force on the future of humanity and the role of the churches.

"All those candles we lit must have made the difference," said Patrick McKeehan, project director of a task force assembled by the city of Hazelwood to save the plant, which produces the Explorer and Mercury Mountaineer S.U.V.'s.

Mr. Choi returned to New Jersey, eventually taking a job with the Department of Education, where he became executive director of a task force charged with measuring student performance in some of the state's poorest districts.

But, too often, the drone strikes themselves "seem to be the strategy, rather than a tactic used within a larger strategy," said Rachel Stohl, director of a task force on drone policy for the nonpartisan Stimson Center.

Igor Osadchy, named in the leaked emails as the director of a project tasked with placing "trolling" comments in foreign news media later sued Boltai Shaltai for personal data theft.

"If the test for success is our numbers and our rate, then clearly we have not been successful," said Col. Chris Philbrick, deputy director of a special task force established to reduce suicides.

Mike Hartzler, who works as the director of a joint task force between local and federal authorities in Ohio.

Despite their criticisms, HarvardSDR organizers said they remain optimistic after meeting in recent weeks with administrators like the university Title IX director and members of a task force on the issue.

Keith Wolverton, a retired detective with the Cascade County sheriff's office, investigated 67 mutilation cases as the director of a five-county task force from 1974 to 1977.

Soon thereafter, the Chamber's board of directors formed a task force of 40 business executives (from U.S. Steel, GE, ABC, GM, CBS, 3M, Phillips Petroleum, Amway and numerous other companies) to review Powell's memo and draft a list of specific proposals to "improve understanding of business and the private enterprise system," which the board adopted on November 8, 1973.

"MS-13 has the unique, unfortunate ability to replicate themselves in similar ways across the United States, exactly like a virus," said Brian Truchon, the director of the task force.