Sentence examples for its central task from inspiring English sources

Cavaignac was retained in office as temporary executive, while the assembly turned to its central task.

The lame duck session has failed so far to deal with its central task, a budget and tax compromise.

Besides the scuffle over the representative from the gay group, trouble immediately erupted when the official delegation began its central task of working out a universal "declaration of commitment" on the fight against AIDS.

Equally important, he argues, is that if the Lib Dems had kicked up too much, doubts would have been be sown in the financial markets and the country about the coalition's resolve to stick to its central task of cutting the deficit and restoring the country to economic health.

Although, therefore, the lack of substantive agreement at Hangzhou is an important issue in itself, it is also an indicator that the G20 may be failing in its central task.

He returns, over and over, to his central task: how to make helping the poor and the middle class a Republican issue.

WHETHER it likes it or not, Britain's coalition government will be judged on how well it performs its self-appointed central task: cutting a budget deficit equal to 10% of GDP this year.

And he views it to be a central task for philosophy to comprehend its place in the unfolding of history.

"First it's class struggle as the central task, then boosting GDP.

"We must keep economic development as the central task and give it our undivided attention".

It is axiomatic that the next mayor's central task will be rebuilding.