Sentence examples for job set out from inspiring English sources

FOR nearly three decades, the public financing system for presidential campaigns has done the job set out for it in the post-Watergate era: feeding hundreds of millions of dollars in taxpayer money to incumbents, challengers, Republicans, Democrats and third-party candidates while placing a limit on spending.

Find a new job, set out on an adventure, start taking classes, or try out a new lifestyle.

MR. GARDNER'S advice for anyone being forced to find a new job, setting out on a career or hankering for a midcareer change is: "Decide what you really like to do and what you would like to spend your life doing.

In an email exchange with Ryan Tate, a writer for the Gawker website, Jobs set out his stall very clearly.

A copy of the agreement, obtained by The International Herald Tribune, showed that Alitalia's four big unions — CGIL, CISL, UGL and UIL — had agreed in principle to a plan to cut more than 3,000 jobs, setting out ways to find new work for those who were laid off and outlining operating plans for the airline's cargo and heavy maintenance divisions.

After ditching her PR agency job she set out on a mission to do business on her terms.

That was the job Richard Anderson set out for himself in 2003.

Thanks to you, we are doing the job we set out to do.

A spokesman for the National Security Council, Sean McCormack, said General Downing had finished the job he set out to do and was returning to his retirement in Colorado.

In a small charity like ours, it is easy to get distracted from the job you set out to do in the first place.

Although other great Broadway musicals opened after 1971 (among them "A Chorus Line," and "Sweeney Todd"), "Follies" at least symbolically accomplished the demolition job it set out to do.