In 2001 a taskforce of pulmonary and critical care experts developed guidelines for weaning and discontinuation of mechanical ventilation that recommended the development and implementation of respiratory weaning protocols for nonphysician healthcare professionals in the ICU [ 1].
Now as we do these assessments, we see that more donors are coming in and a taskforce for P4P has been formed by the Ministry and we have partners like USAID, the World Bank and Norway, the Germans.
A former governor of Belmarsh and Dartmoor prisons, Claudia Sturt, has been put in charge of a taskforce that is working with prisons with the highest levels of violence.
Sepp Blatter, the president of football's world governing body, announced in October that a taskforce would look at alternative dates.
Russia's defence minister, Sergei Shoigu, said in September that the Admiral Kuznetsov and other ships would be joining a taskforce in the Mediterranean.
Russian defence minister Sergei Shoigu said in September that the Admiral Kuznetsov-led Northern Fleet would be joining a taskforce in the Mediterranean.
In 2013, Scholar led a taskforce of top UK civil servants dispatched to Cyprus to advise the stricken island how to handle its financial crisis.
The NUS's response has come after Mr Javid this week asked Universities UK to set up and lead a taskforce in order to develop a code of practice to bring about cultural change.
Activists have set up a "taskforce in the struggle against pharaoh's decrees" and plan actions to include the rapid building of closed balconies in established settlements, adding homes to hilltop villages and organising protest vigils outside the homes of cabinet ministers whom they say betrayed their voters by supporting the freeze.
Early in Tony Blair's government, a taskforce led by Lord Rogers of Riverside produced a report on the "Urban Renaissance", arguing for using land more effectively and making cities more vibrant through higher densities, achieved with the help of good design and quality public spaces.
