Sentence examples for long tasked from inspiring English sources

According to new reports by Politico and Bloomberg, Secretary of State Rex Tillerson plans to merge or eliminate its cybersecurity office, long tasked with representing U.S. cyber interests abroad.

Haji Din Mohammad, an advisor to Ghani, and Mohammad Natiqi, a member of the government's High Peace Council, long tasked with outreach to the Taliban, also attended.

GS: We tend to work from these very long task lists of ideas.

It wasn't the first time he had experienced such stirrings at the end of a long task, but lately the odd, internal itching had become more insistent.

Although the original commission made no allowance for live-performance rights, he began the long task of turning "Babar" into a kind of digitized opera.

Restoring Afghan agriculture will be a long task.Afghanistan's terrain, climate and tradition of gardening make it a good place for growing fruit.

It may well be that people will want to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee next year in respect for a long task, undertaken with honour and dedication.

A year later, the KIPP organization moved back to New Orleans and started over, and, along with dozens of other groups, began the long task of rebuilding the city's public-school system from the ground up.

Ms. Byrd-Bennett, formerly the superintendent of New York City's Chancellor's District, made up of the lowest performing schools, said it would be a long task to get the schools to meet state standards.

She lost both her legs above the knee, and had to undergo many operations before her condition was stable enough to begin the long task of learning to walk again on prosthetic limbs.

Faced with those dangers, Europe needs to embrace the structural reforms necessary to make its economies as fast-growing and flexible as possible.Second, policymakers need to begin the long task of rebalancing the world economy.