But Behzad's journalistic task dissolves.
The movie, scripted by McCarthy and Josh Singer, resists any temptation to reconstruct the original crimes, and the sole focus is on the progress of the journalistic task.
It seemed like a harmless and responsible journalistic task meant to settle a question that had hung over the race for governor — at least in the pages of The New York Times.
There's now so much data out there in the world that we try to provide the key facts for each story - and finding the right information can be as much of a lengthy journalistic task as finding the right interviewee for an article.
While the first prototypes stutter a lot, it is likely that algorithms will change journalistic tasks in the long term, although they won't replace journalists, just as much as spell-checking programs haven't replaced secretaries.
Few Americans, and in fact few observers of any nationality, have written about that tormented province with such sympathy and clarity, and it's a relief to encounter someone halfway respectable taking the American political and journalistic establishment to task for its pro-British bias.
An excellent newsroom discussion-starter to better understand principles of ethical journalism – and to appreciate that even the best professionals sometimes fall short of ethical ideals – is The Times Public Editorr column, in which an independent journalistic expert occasionally takes the newspaper to task.
You have overseen your task at a time when journalism in general and journalistic practices in specific are being questioned, analyzed and pilloried, even by our own kind, and you have managed, in your short time, to uphold our honor even as you took people to the woodshed.
This task was made possible by combining the vast intellectual, journalistic and professional resources of the BBC World Service, BBC Monitoring, and the International Centre for the Study of Radicalisation (ICSR) at King's College London.
One of Johnson's journalistic sidelines has been writing a motoring column for Gentlemen's Quarterly, a task that obligates him to test-drive high-performance automobiles at high speeds; Livingstone has never had a driver's license.
It's a task that's knocked out some of the best, yet in the midst of all this journalistic Sturm und Drang, The Ferndale Enterprise has endured, publishing a hard copy edition every Thursday for the last 133 years and still going strong from its tiny wood-shingled office on Main Street in Ferndale, CA., courtesy most recently of the indefatigable Ms. Titus.
