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The foundation has since committed more than $2 million to the Center for Strategic and International Studies, largely known as a military research organization, for a bipartisan H.I.V.-AIDS study group given the task of developing ideas for how to spend the billions the Bush administration has committed to fighting the disease.

A few years ago designers at Johnson Controls were given the task of developing the interior of a new minivan.

The United States Ordnance Department was given the task of developing the proposed tank, and in turn requested designs from three American companies: General Motors, J. Walter Christie and Marmon-Herrington.

Composer Tim Larkin, a sound designer and audio director at Cyan who had previously worked on realMyst and Uru: Ages Beyond Myst, was given the task of developing Myst Vs musical score.

Several models of the Arbiter are featured in the Halo ActionClix collectible game, produced as promotional material prior to the release of Halo 3. McFarlane Toys was given the task of developing a Halo 3 line of action figures, and a sculpt of the Arbiter was released in the second series of figures after the game's release in July 2008.

At the time that he developed the Baby Bombard and sent it off the War Office, Blacker was working for a government department known as MD1, which was given the task of developing and delivering weapons for use by guerilla and resistance groups in Occupied Europe.

Ultra-large tankers full of crude from the Middle East are supposed to berth offshore, their cargo pumped to shore to feed petrochemical plants and steel mills.At times it all sounds a bit like SimCity, a video game in which players are given the task of founding and developing a city.

RISDA (the Rubber Industries Smallholder Development Agency) was given the task of diversifying smallholder estates; RISDA set itself the ambitious goal of developing 150000 acre during the Second Malaysia Plan.

As Justice Whealy concluded, the prevention of terrorism requires more than just new laws, and "western countries will have to give attention to the task of developing effective and reliable counter radicalisation strategies".

Brown was given the task of deciphering Pemberton's messages.

As the junior man in the bureau, I was given the task of finding the hairdresser.