Sentence examples for historic task from inspiring English sources
Rebuilding America is a historic task; we have the means to do it.
The atrocity turned the stumbling figurehead into a dedicated leader who believes he has a historic task.
The peculiarly Canadian habit of splitting differences and finding accommodations is the essence of its historic task.
Richard Blinder and all his brilliant associates provided the inspiration and the methodology for this historic task.
They might suggest that the Tories' next historic task is to rethink this country's servile relationship with America.
"Urbanization is a historic task of our country's modernization, and also possesses the greatest potential for expanding domestic consumption," the statement said.
In his lifetime, Ronald Reagan was such a cheerful and invigorating presence that it was easy to forget what daunting historic tasks he set himself.
"Denuclearization of the Korean peninsula and enduring peace are historic tasks that can not be abandoned or delayed," he said.
"Denuclearization of the Korean peninsula and enduring peace are historic tasks that cannot be abandoned or delayed," Moon said.
Elizabeth Thunder Bird Haile, a Shinnecock leader and member of an intertribal historic preservation task force, said that a pipe with carved designs and a bowl found with the bones should be reburied with the remains.
The meeting comes about 4½ months after a unanimous council decision to have staff design a voluntary ordinance, including recommendations from a historic preservation task force.
