Sentence examples for given the task of investigating from inspiring English sources
They have been likened to the "human equivalent of a covert listening device" by Mick Creedon, the Derbyshire chief constable given the task of investigating the conduct of the unit between 1968 and 2008.
I heard-that the Reich Police Criminal Department had been given the task of investigating the whole affair, and I then sent an officer from my propaganda department to the exhumation to check the findings of the foreign experts.
Critics inside and outside the department have expressed surprise that only one of the six, Lieutenant Mantyla, is from Internal Affairs, asserting that the unit should not have been given the task of investigating itself over its early refusal to take the case.
It was instigated by the Scottish government and was given the task of investigating how the NHS collected, treated and supplied blood during the period.
Unfortunately, the computer skills of many of the agents who are given the task of investigating computer break-ins are often woefully inadequate.
When originally given the task of investigating the conduct of the military during the final stages of the war, the government appointed a military tribunal to do so.
You have been given the task of creating a multinational staff to investigate the propriety of some extremely sophisticated transactions undertaken by people who knew (or at least suspected) that their whole deck of cards was about to collapse.
In the past few years, Goodell has given himself over fully to the task of investigating and punishing players, turning his office into a kind of private courtroom in which he occupies several roles at once.
