Sentence examples for giving the task from inspiring English sources

The prime minister also said he had no regrets about giving the task to Hunt.

In some areas of government central banking, for example there is much to be said for giving the task to a technocrat, and then insulating him from political pressure.

Since the draft recommendations were issued last fall, additional data from the largest American and European P.S.A. screening trials have been published, giving the task force additional evidence on which to make its final recommendations.

The prime minister also said he had no regrets about giving the task to Hunt, who is fighting to hang on to his post as culture secretary following the revelation that he told Cameron in a letter in November 2010 that it would be "totally wrong" to cave in to those opposing the bid.

On 11 January 1649, the Fronde decided to take the Bastille, giving the task to Elbeuf, one of their leaders.

They consider, in almost every case, whether letting the private sector do a job would be more economical than giving the task to government.

Slow down and give the task your full attention.

Equally important is to give the task context.

Apart from Michael Carrick, they gave the task a wide berth.

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.