Sentence examples for left the task of from inspiring English sources

Governments have left the task of village-level education to women's organizations, but these lack resources.

Apart from Rand Paul, the other candidates left the task of going after him to the moderators.

Taken together, these systemic weaknesses have essentially left the task of cleaning things up, indictment by indictment, to the prosecutors.

"They weren't stable," Ms. Hedgepeth said of Tashelle's parents, who had left the task of raising their daughter to Ms. Hedgepeth's mother long before they died.

Leaving no other personal notes to suggest how the mystery might end, Mr. Dickens left the task of negotiating the plot's final twists and turns to literary scholars and generations of readers.

Chilcot finds that Campbell largely left the task of writing the dossier to Sir John Scarlett, then chairman of the joint intelligence committee, and others – although Campbell did chair a September 2002 meeting at which the need for a "substantial rewrite" was agreed – and later gave a series of comments on drafts, including one urging Scarlett to "cut the rhetoric".

I would leave the task of being different to my father.

I watched a bit of the parade on television, but I'll leave the task of celebrating to the government".

That doesn't mean that business should leave the task of fighting poverty to governments or aid organizations.

The city's Department of Investigation, which seeks out corruption among many of the municipal agencies, generally leaves the task of monitoring the Police Department to the police's own Internal Affairs Bureau.

President Bush has focused on the destruction of the Taliban regime and the Qaeda network, in Afghanistan and other countries, leaving the task of peacekeeping to others.