Sentence examples for his own task from inspiring English sources
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, dismissing with sarcasm the report of his own task force on police-community relations last week.
A comprehensive look at urban segregation would have teased out the difference between traditional and modern separation.Mr Nightingale's view of how power works makes his own task harder.
To keep his own task as simple as possible, he may tend to "expand in place"—continually expanding current plants or building nearby satellite plants.
Governor Wise says he is setting up his own task force to see how his state can create a sustainable boom.
Peter Brook, who directed a film version in 1963, thought that his own task was simply to present "evidence", as if in a documentary.
But his advisers saw it as some of a losing proposition – that he would not be able to deliver a win, that his presence would stir up his opponents and it could take away from his own task: winning over independent voters in hopes of carrying Wisconsin's 10 electoral votes.
The new bill would mean more fresh fruit and vegetable purchases, a boost for Michelle Obama's "Let's Move" campaign against obesity.The White House is determined to wipe out childhood obesity within a generation, and Mr Obama set up his own task-force as part of "Let's Move".
As a workaround, he covertly did his own tasks during meeting time.
Fickell said he had been focused on his own tasks and did not know about the memorabilia-for-cash and tattoos scandal that got the Buckeyes in trouble and ultimately forced out Tressel.
The ability to focus his own tasks — taking the time to work carefully with actors and respond to locations instinctively, while also executing complex compositions and camera movements — is key to his conception of the director as leader.
Britain's prime minister said one of his own tasks was "to say to people the whole time: don't pull apart Europe and America because the only people that rejoice in those circumstances are the bad guys".Are relations really that bad?
