Sentence examples for granted the task from inspiring English sources
Granted the task of a well-trained crystallographer correcting such errors with the help of interactive graphics programs such as Coot and O Joness et al., 1991), guided by the model validation software, is rather trivial.
In response, last June, a few days before the full Senate was to vote to grant the task force subpoena power, Mr. DiFrancesco suspended its inquiry.
Granted that the task of economics is to improve our attempts at solving this basic, real-life problem, economics needs to give intellectual priority not to theory or the pursuit of knowledge but to (a) getting clearer what our economic problems are, and (b) proposing and critically assessing policies designed to help solve them.
This might reveal that when L2 learners are granted the opportunity to plan the task in advance, they often switch to prioritizing the quantity of writing composed and the production speed over lexical searches or when they are given an opportunity to plan during the task, some learners give priority to grammatical accuracy and lack sufficient time for lexical searching.
This perspective takes for granted the unavoidable necessity of task shifting, and focuses on the need for a timely and logical policy response.
In 1912 in America, Christine Frederick argued in "The New Housekeeping" for servants to get overtime and bonuses for mastering new tasks—and to be granted the respect of an honorific.
On 31 March they granted the producer two weeks (not four, as requested) to complete the task.
He granted the injunction.
That spared officials the messy task of granting the vote based on some other, harder-to-measure notion of Scottish-ness.
Since 2006 the state has regularly granted hunting licenses or assumed the task itself in planes or helicopters.
