Sentence examples for has assigned itself from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the most complex and potentially perilous tasks that the United States has assigned itself still lie ahead.

In the end, though, "The Lone Ranger" can't quite pull off the daredevil feats it has assigned itself.

To him, the steep price Google has assigned itself is proof that the stock market has not shaken off the excesses of the bubble.

The most complex and potentially perilous tasks the United States has assigned itself lie ahead -- including imposing enough law and order to allow medicine and food to reach an ill and starving population, and to prevent a resurgence of violence.

Benghazi, proud of its role as the first headquarters of the rebellion against Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, has assigned itself a central part in what people here call the new Libya.

The two defendants who have testified so far in the Hajjarian case maintained that they were not part of any official group and knew each other only through a neighborhood vigilante squad that had assigned itself the job of attacking those they believed to be un-Islamic.

Schama has assigned himself a mission impossible.

"This is something that Congress has assigned to itself, and they need to act on it," Mr. Carney said.

The group has assigned to itself the role of formulating policies on matters ranging from financial regulation to combating climate change.

If you think the distinction between these political and economic "criminals" is significant, you have never lived in a state that wants everyone to wear the same clothes and to work at jobs to which the state itself has assigned them.

Woodall has assigned an assistant, Morgan Whitney, to handle the case.